BORGL Viola Park

There is nothing more to add to this programmatic statement, quoted from the terms of reference of the competition, in its unambiguousness as a specification and at the same time articulation of a longing. All that remains for the architecture is to implement it as faithfully as possible.
Entrance, auditorium, multipurpose room, dining and recreation area, triple gymnasium: everything in an open space continuum, like a sports arena. The gymnasium is buried one floor deep, angularly surrounded by the aforementioned areas as well as by seating steps on three sides: one of them as part of the auditorium, the other two outside, connecting the gymnasium level with the natural level or the open spaces.

The school-related open space is divided into the adjacent first floor areas and the building greenery of the individual floors.
The required sports areas, running track, long jump track, hammer throw and volleyball are located on the site. These are connected to a path running around the building, which together with the adjacent running track also serves as an extended break room. Continuing the bleachers to the gymnasium, elongated benches provide a view of the open space. On the east side, instead of the top two rows of bleacher seating, an embankment is formed to provide green framing on both the garden side and the building side.
On the second floor, two lush garden pockets as courtyards carry a diverse wilderness deep into the center of the building, visually extending into the gymnasium. Above, corresponding to the staggering of the floors, green natural roofs divide terrace areas that provide a valuable complement to the interior spaces as break rooms or outdoor classes. Pre-cleaning and re-capturing rainwater, almost the entire floor plan is thus climatically activated and unsealed.