Gym

Explore 7 award-winning designs tagged Gym on Architecture Today.

Designer: Kris Lin Design Type: Gym Category: Interior

Vitality Orange

Vitality Orange is a gym interior that combines fitness, leisure and social areas. The open layout links the training zone with a cafe, so exercise and relaxation sit side by side. Flowing curves and bright orange surfaces give the space rhythm and a clear identity. Movable partitions and flexible furniture allow the zones to change with different needs. Large windows bring natural light into the interior. The wall panels are made of wood-plastic composite bamboo charcoal boards, which are formaldehyde free, fire and water resistant and quick to install.

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Designer: Ahmed Habib Design Type: Gym Category: Architecture

Oxygen Dubai

Oxygen Dubai presents a bold architectural statement, merging industrial aesthetics with a distinctly masculine ambiance. Spanning 6,500 square meters and constructed with a budget of 30 million USD, the gym features raw concrete and black steel, embodying strength and resilience. This unique design fosters an environment conducive to intense workouts, appealing to fitness enthusiasts. Beyond its extensive workout areas, Oxygen Gym offers a comprehensive suite of amenities, including a restaurant, shops, spa, pool, garden, lockers, and changing rooms, enhancing the overall experience.

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Designer: Denver Hsu Design Type: Gym Category: Interior

Jian

Unlike the traditional gym, it has no uncomfortable visual interference and fancy interior decoration. It is not just a gym: it also represents a lifestyle that can attract people with the same values to gather here. The designer aims to draw space through lighting, so that space is naturally divided into different functional modules, and at the same time, it brings a visual dynamic and capable experience to the fitness of the fitness.

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Designer: Tai Chieh, Huang Design Type: Gym Category: Interior

Blazing Box

Blazing Box is a gym interior located in Taipei, Taiwan. Monochromatic tones of black, gray and white are combined with lighting and clean design elements to create a high technology feeling and to link the space with its surrounding community. A nine meter high wall marks the entrance. The star-shaped logo of the fitness brand is made of wooden materials wrapped with strip lights for a futuristic effect. Geometric patterns above are covered with titanium plates shaped by laser cutting. About 1,000 meters of line lights define the different areas.

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Designer: Chien-Yuan Wang Design Type: Gym Category: Interior

Colors and the Origin

Taking Z Power, the steel-structured logo at the counter as the core value of the design, the space embodies the coexistence of power, gentleness, and aesthetics. The designer applies colors expressing happiness, hope, power and stability onto basic elements symbolizing simplicity and origin. The positive energy created at the gym offers users experiences of purity, beauty and confidence. The main concept of the tone is borrowed from Pantone 2021 Colors of the Year, which is the combination of Ultimate Gray and Illuminating Yellow.

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Designer: Xu Studio Design Type: Gym Category: Interior

R Fitness

R Fitness is a fitness studio interior in Shanghai, China, covering 550 square meters. Light is used as the main design material. A red box-shaped corridor connects the entrance to the training area and is formed by LED tubes of different sizes and stainless steel mirrors with a water ripple finish. Slashed metal mesh covers the space and echoes the white lines on the floor. The lighting can be switched between red for short strength training and white for regular training and relaxation. The original solid facade was replaced by French windows.

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Designer: Carlie Ling - K.D Hsu Design Type: Gym Category: Interior

Simple Training

Simple Training is a fitness center interior located in Shanghai. The design returns to the origin of fitness, with a single focus on exercise in a calm, home-like setting. White walls and timber work are combined with soft natural light from large windows. A square layout places the functional areas around the main spaces, so circulation is direct and odd corners are reduced. Storage is consolidated vertically. Specialty flooring in the instruction room withstands heavy impact and lowers impact noise. Space is also reserved for yoga classes.

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