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House Of Victory Sports Museum

A' Design Award 2025 Iron Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design

19 April 2025

House Of Victory Sports Museum by Maryam Alansari
House Of Victory Sports Museum by Maryam Alansari
House Of Victory Sports Museum by Maryam Alansari
House Of Victory Sports Museum by Maryam Alansari
House Of Victory Sports Museum by Maryam Alansari

Maryam Alansari

House of Victory is a sports museum in Bahrain. The complex combines exhibition spaces with a stable for retired champion horses. Central courtyards and a cycling track shape the layout and offer open views. The museum presents Bahrain's sporting achievements, with sections on triathlon, cycling and padel and a main focus on equestrian sports. The main building uses a concrete frame with glass to allow natural light, while the stable uses a concrete frame for durability. The landscape area covers 15,000 square meters and the built area 3,000 square meters.

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Unique Properties
The "House of Victory" in Bahrain is a sports museum featuring a museum and a stable for retired champion horses.
With central courtyards and a cycling track, it offers unique views and promotes visitor engagement. The museum celebrates Bahrain's achievements, featuring sections on triathlon, cycling and padel, with a primary focus on equestrian sports. Overall, it inspires future generations through its focus on heritage and community.
Dimensions & Packaging
Landscape area is 15,000 sqm
Total built up area is 3,000 sqm
Tags
Sports, Equestrian, Triathlon, Culture, Community
Production Technology
The "House of Victory" features a simple material palette, with a concrete frame and glass structure for the main building, promoting openness and natural light. The stable utilizes a concrete frame, ensuring durability and functionality. This modern approach emphasizes sustainability while providing a solid foundation.
Project Duration
Bahrain
Inspiration
The design is inspired by Bahrain's rich sporting heritage and the dynamic spirit of its athletes. It incorporates natural elements like courtyards and green spaces, promoting harmony between the architecture and the landscape. The fluid lines and open spaces symbolize the energy and movement inherent in sports, creating a sense of dynamism throughout the museum. The layout encourages interaction and exploration.

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