Fit to Sports Sports are some of the most widespread human activities. Traditionally, sporting events have been about competition and spectacle, with sports venues as key elements that construct the city. However, they are also a means of socialization and a way to learn about teamwork. Sports cultivate a sense of collective identity and encourage personal perseverance, and they are about the celebration of great events such as the Olympics as well as each athlete’s personal best. Increasingly we are exploring how sports contribute to a new focus on healthy lifestyles and the potential of sports venues—with a variety of functions and scales—to be integral parts of both urban and natural landscapes. All (9) Views on Architecture (3) Eye on Design (1) The Future (3) Sustainable World (2) The Future The Right to a Playful City Iain Borden 29 August 2022 Fit to Sports Sustainable World Placemaking through Sports and Wellness João Alberto Catalão 1 August 2019 Fit to Sports The Future Landscape as Sportscape Loh Kin Kit 22 July 2019 Fit to Sports Views on Architecture The Greatest Public Space William Menking 12 July 2019 Fit to Sports Views on Architecture Fields of Play as Sites of Spatial Invention Richard Cleary 9 July 2019 Fit to Sports Eye on Design New Era of Gym Design Patrick McKinney 9 July 2019 Fit to Sports Previous 1 2 Next