Common Mistakes to Avoid in Sports Ground Designing Projects
Designing a sports ground is a major investment for schools, institutions, and sports academies. A well-planned ground supports safety, performance, and long-term usability. However, poor planning or rushed decisions during sports ground designing can lead to costly repairs, safety risks, and limited functionality. Avoiding common mistakes ensures the ground remains safe, durable, and suitable for student development. Ignoring Clear Usage Planning 1. Not Defining the Purpose of the Ground One of the biggest mistakes in sports ground designing is failing to define how the space will be used. Without clarity, the ground may not support the intended sports or student age groups. Clear goals help align the project with overall sports infrastructure development plans. 2. Overlooking Multi-Sport Needs Schools often need grounds for multiple sports. Designing for only one activity limits usability and increases future modification costs. Poor Space Layout and Zoning 1. Inadequate Spa...