Aedas Interiors 设计的 Fit Republik 在迪拜开业
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Fit Republik 是迪拜最大的运动设施，总建筑面积为 9000 平方米。Aedas Interiors 将两栋现有建筑改造成了一个世界级的多功能运动设施。
室内设计理念基于原始的工业美学，反映了 Fit Republik 作为真正运动场所的功能特性。所有服务设施都暴露在外，装饰简单而极简。为了实现这种工业但光滑的内部，Aedas Interiors 使用了原始和回收材料，如暴露的混凝土、盐水锈蚀的低碳钢、回收的木材、麻绳、回收的砖块、集装箱办公室和再生家具，辅以大规模定制灯具和超大艺术装置。
主要特色包括入口大厅的定制墙面装置，看起来像被巨人一拳打过的痕迹，灯具安装在蛇形贯穿整个设施的镀锌风管内，以及使用回收瑜伽垫挂在木棍上的双层高度艺术墙装置。所有艺术装置都被选来增加室内的趣味、生命和色彩，同时传递鼓舞人心的口号和潜移默化的信息。
Fit Republik 占据了两栋大曲顶建筑，其中一栋设有奥林匹克游泳池、更衣室、零售店和行政办公室；另一栋则包含专业运动员的精英区、奥林匹克举重站、奥林匹克体操区、综合格斗、CrossFit、心肺训练和动感单车、瑜伽和普拉提设施。一栋较小的建筑连接这两栋建筑，作为主入口。
主要健身区，包括精英区、举重站和健身房，具有粗犷和锐利的质量，表面未完成，地板为橡胶和混凝土。彩色投影灯用于突出柱子的粗糙混凝土表面。暴露的服务设施与隐藏在风管外壳内的条形照明和彩色、醒目的霓虹灯一起，突出从健身房到咖啡馆、更衣室、综合格斗区和工作室的循环路径。
综合格斗区位于曲顶下的双层高度空间，地板上有动态图形，划分了拳击、摔跤、格斗和柔道等不同的运动区域。
楼上的夹层楼设有体操和心肺训练工作室。边缘保护采用了固定在屋顶和地板上的黄麻绳。包含条形照明的风管贯穿相邻的健身区，并转90度，以保持综合格斗区的照明主题连续性。
心肺训练和动感单车工作室是宽敞的玻璃墙房间。印有名言和词语的玻璃提供隐私保护。天花板照明是一系列重叠的光环，类似于旋转的自行车轮子。
咖啡馆空间宽敞且充满光线。工业主题在这里得以延续，采用了混凝土地板、回收砖墙、黑色铁门和本地艺术家的墙画。
为了确保功能和美学的成功，Aedas Interiors 咨询了来自多种运动项目的专业教练，以实现最高质量的运动设施。
这样一个项目不仅仅是一个运动场所，它通过独特的设计、创新的材料运用和对细节的关注，成为了一个集功能性与艺术性于一体的空间，为迪拜的运动爱好者提供了一个理想的健身和娱乐场所。
Fit Republik is the largest sports facility of its kind in Dubai with a built up area of 9,000 square metres. Aedas Interiors have converted two existing buildings into a world class mixed-use sports facility.
The interior design concept was based around a raw, industrial aesthetic which reflects the functional nature of Fit Republik as a place of real sportsmanship. All services are exposed and finishes are stripped down and minimal. To deliver this industrial yet slick looking interior, Aedas Interiors utilised raw and recycled materials in the form of exposed concrete, salt water rusted mild steel, reclaimed timber, hemp ropes, recycled bricks, shipping crate offices and up-cycled furniture, complemented by the use of large scale bespoke light features and oversized art installations.
Key features include a bespoke wall installation in the entrance lobby which looks as though a giant has punched it, lighting features installed into galvanised duct work which snake their way throughout the facility and a double height art wall feature using re-cycled yoga mats hooked onto timber rungs. All art installations were chosen to add a sense of fun, life and colour to the interior whilst imparting inspirational slogans and instilling subliminal messages to the users.
Fit Republik occupies two large curved roof buildings, one of which houses an Olympic swimming pool, changing rooms, a retail shop and the administrative office; and the other contains the Elite Zone for professional athletes, Olympic weightlifting stations, Olympic gymnastics, mixed martial arts, cross-fit, cardio and spinning, yoga and pilates facilities. A smaller building connects the two and serves as the main entrance.
The main fitness area including the Elite Zone, weightlifting stations and gym has a raw and edgy quality with unfinished surfaces, rubber and concrete flooring. Coloured, projected lights are used to highlight the rough concrete finish of the columns. Exposed service jostle with strip lighting concealed inside ductwork casings and coloured, racy neon highlight the circulation path from the gym to the café, changing rooms, mixed martial arts zone and studios.
The mixed martial arts zone occupies a double height volume underneath the curved roof with dynamic graphics on the floor, delineating the various disciplines of boxing, grappling, wrestling and judo.
The mezzanine floor above houses the gymnastics and cardio studio. Edge protection is provided in the form of jute ropes secured to the roof and floor. The ductwork runs containing the strip lighting penetrate through the adjacent gym area and turn 90 degrees to provide continuity in the lighting theme of the mixed martial arts zone.
The cardio and spinning studios are spacious glass walled rooms. Printed quotes and words are mounted on the glass to provide privacy. The ceiling lighting is a series of overlapping halos reminiscent of spinning bicycle wheels.
The café is voluminous and light filled. The industrial theme is continued with a concrete floor, recycled brick walls, black iron gates and wall murals by a local artist.
To ensure both functional and aesthetic success, Aedas Interiors consulted professional trainers from multiple sports disciplines to achieve the highest quality of sports provision.