Designs in Sports.



Designed, spatial layouts for stadiums and community areas



The influence of design in the world of sport is far-reaching. Where image and aesthetics are involved, so too is design, and where new materials emerge, aesthetics or design soon follow. About Designs in Sports
Location: Chem. des Colombettes 34, 1202 Genève, Switzerland

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