Atelier Ferret Architectures-designed sports centre named after paralympic star Marie-Amélie Le Fur

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Atelier Ferret Architectures-designed sports centre named after paralympic star Marie-Amélie Le Fur

POSTED 24 Jul 2019 . BY Tom Walker

A new €6m (US$6.7m, £5.4m) community sports centre is being built in the Hauts-de-Bry in the commune of Bry-sur-Marne on the eastern suburbs of Paris.

The centre – designed by Atelier Ferret Architectures – will provide 3,200sq m of space for a number of indoor sports, with facilities including a large, multi-use sports hall, a table tennis area and a large climbing wall.

It will be able to host regional competitions and will have seating capacity for 250 spectators.

Named after French double Paralympic champion Marie-Amélie Le Fur, the centre will open its doors in January 2020.

The design by Atelier Ferret Architectures will see the centre's users enjoy panoramic views of the Maisons-Rouges park.

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