Sports Facilities Research Articles

Cost and Time Analysis Using Earned Value Method in The Construction of Sports Facilities in Kecamatan Kedewan Kabupaten Bojonegoro

The implementation of construction work has the main targets in construction management, such as construction costs, quality of construction work and construction implementation time. Construction activities can be declared successful in their management if they produce work products with the quality criteria that have been determined, on time, and according to the agreed costs. Using EVM (Earned Value Method) in project management can be used to determine cost performance and implementation time during the project and the indicators used for analysis include: BCWP (Budget Cost of Work Performance), BCWS (Budget Cost of Work Schedule), ACWP (Actual Cost of Work Performance), SV (Schedule Variance), CV (Cost Variance), SPI (Schedule Performance Index), CPI (Cost Performance Index), EAS (Estimated At Schedule) and ETS (Estimated Temporary Schedule).By using this method in the Sports Facilities Construction Project, Kecamatan Kedewan, Kabupaten Bojonegoro, the ACWP (Actual Cost of Work Performed), BCWP (Budgeted Cost of Work Performed), and BCWS (Budgeted Cost of Scheduled) values were obtained. The CV value obtained <0 in weeks 1 to 7 indicates that the costs incurred were greater than the plan, but in weeks 8 to 15 the CV value >0 means that in that week the costs incurred were less than the plan. Meanwhile, the SV value for the 15th week is SV<0, meaning the project is experiencing a delay from plan. The estimated of the completion budget requirement obtained from the ETC (Estimate to Compile) value is IDR. 3,345,105,521.28, while the estimated final total project cost obtained from the EAC (Estimate at Complete) value is IDR. 5,680,868,593.22. The results of the TE (Time Estimate) value in week 15 show 33 calendar days, so it takes 243 (Two hundred and forty three) calendar days to complete the project from week 15 to completion or 33 days later than the contract time of 210 calendar days.

THE MADRASAH’S HEADMASTER STRATEGIES IN STIMULATING STUDENTS’ INTEREST IN SCHOOLING

The research results show that the headmaster's strategy in stimulating students' interest in attending school involves direct visits to other schools to socialize and effectively utilize the educational environment (family and community) by collaborating with them to attract prospective students to continue their education at MTs Negeri 1 Bone Bolango. The obstacles faced by the headmaster in stimulating students' interest in attending school include: first, the lack of facilities or support systems for nurturing students' inteThe Madrasah’s headmaster should have strategy in advancing their madrasah. Without a strategy, the program of madrasah will not run. The development and progress of madrasah can be seen from the professional performance of the Madrasah’s headmaster and the headmaster be able to utilize the existing resources effectively and efficiently. This research aims to determine: 1) the strategies of the headmaster in stimulating students' interest in attending school at MTs Negeri 1 Bone Bolango, and 2) the obstacles and efforts made in stimulating students' interest in attending school at MTs Negeri 1 Bone Bolango. This is a qualitative research with a descriptive method. Data collection methods in this research include observation, interviews, and documentation. The research results show that the headmaster's strategy in stimulating students' interest in attending school involves direct visits to other schools to socialize and effectively utilize the educational environment (family and community) by collaborating with them to attract prospective students to continue their education at MTs Negeri 1 Bone Bolango. The obstacles faced by the headmaster in stimulating students' interest in attending school include: first, the lack of facilities or support systems for nurturing students' interests and talents, especially in the implementation of the independent learning curriculum, and other facilities. Second, the inability of the community to financially support their children's education at MTs Negeri 1 Bone Bolango due to the distance between their homes and the location of the madrasah. Efforts undertaken to address these challenges include: 1) proposing scholarships to the government for financially disadvantaged students and providing dormitory facilities for students who live far from the madrasah, and 2) providing facilities that support the teaching and learning process in the classroom, such as LCDs and other educational media. In addition, efforts are made to add classrooms, sports facilities, laboratories, and other amenities.rests and talents, especially in the implementation of the independent learning curriculum, and other facilities. Second, the inability of the community to financially support their children's education at MTs Negeri 1 Bone Bolango due to the distance between their homes and the location of the madrasah. Efforts undertaken to address these challenges include: 1) proposing scholarships to the government for financially disadvantaged students and providing dormitory facilities for students who live far from the madrasah, and 2) providing facilities that support the teaching and learning process in the classroom, such as LCDs and other educational media. In addition, efforts are made to add classrooms, sports facilities, laboratories, and other amenities.

Implementation of Rest API in Sports Facilities and Infrastructure Finding Application in Yogyakarta City

Yogyakarta is a city that has many sports facilities and types of sports. However, not all sports facilities are known by the people of Yogyakarta, especially for migrants from outside the city. So that a sports venue search mobile application is needed that can provide information about sports facilities, the need for sports facility information that can be accessed whenever and wherever the user is. Based on the above problems, it is proposed to create an android-based nearest sports venue search system. This system determines the location of the nearest facilities and infrastructure from the user's position by calculating the distance from two coordinate points and displayed on google maps and displaying the route to the nearest sports venue from the user. The result of this research is an android-based sports facilities and infrastructure location search application by utilizing GPS geolocation that can detect the coordinates of smartphone users and can display distances, road routes, and location updates. This application uses a data collection method by observation and identifying problems to test applications that are in accordance with community and functional needs. By utilizing Location-Based Services technology, it also increases the convenience of application users who want to exercise. After this sports venue search application is perfect, it will be able to run on the latest android or can run on ios for further features in the development of this application.

Sistem Tanda Sebagai Media Informasi Komplek Sarana Olahraga Dadaha Kota Tasikmalaya

The Dadaha Sports Facilities Complex, Tasikmalaya City, is the center of sports activities for the residents of Tasikmalaya City and its surroundings. The complete facilities make this place always busy with visitors from morning to evening. The area of ​​the Dadaha Sports Facilities Complex is around 16 hectares. The facilities available include a sports hall (GOR), swimming pool, sports field, archery, fitness center and others. Apart from that, the Dadaha Sports Facilities Complex also has a park and children's play area. However, in a place this large, there is still a lack of information systems, such as the absence of regulations not to litter, so there is a lot of rubbish scattered in the park, and the existing sign system is less visible because the color is dark and the writing is too small. Apart from that, there are several public facilities that do not have an identity, for example public toilets. Therefore, the designer hopes that in preparing this report he can solve and improve this problem by designing a complete sign system with a visual concept for the sign system which will be taken from several characteristics of the City of Tasikmalaya.

Study on Green Gentrification Mechanisms and Residents’ Satisfaction in Chinese New Urban Areas: A Case Study of the Area Surrounding Julong Lake Park

As China’s urbanization rate continues to rise, new cities are constantly being built, and the popularity of sustainable concepts has led to the development of numerous green infrastructure projects. The increase in green resources has improved the overall urban environment, but this environmental improvement can lead to local stratification and give rise to a phenomenon known as “green gentrification”. Green gentrification can enhance neighborhood vitality but may also lead to negative consequences, such as the displacement of indigenous populations. This study primarily focuses on whether there is residential segregation and social differentiation between indigenous residents and newcomers due to green gentrification and whether they hold different views on green infrastructure. To address these issues and advance the cause of urban fairness and justice, break down neighborhood segregation, and promote community integration, we conducted satisfaction surveys and in-depth personal interviews with indigenous residents and newcomers regarding the Julong Lake facility, their individual circumstances, and the neighborhood relationships. The survey results revealed the following: (1) Both the indigenous residents and the newcomers expressed a relatively high satisfaction with the sports facilities at Julong Lake, but both groups reported a lower satisfaction with the neighborhood relationships. (2) The indigenous residents exhibited a lower satisfaction compared to the newcomers regarding the commercial facilities, social attributes, and green infrastructure surrounding Julong Lake. Additionally, the overall satisfaction with Julong Lake was lower for the indigenous residents compared to the newcomers. We synthesized the survey results and personal interviews with the indigenous residents and the newcomers and arrived at the following conclusions: (1) In the context of urbanization and uneven distribution of green resources in urban areas, the integration of suburban green resources with real estate development has given rise to the new phenomenon of an emerging green middle class, primarily driven by green resources. (2) The new residents exhibited higher satisfaction levels with Julong Lake park attributes and their personal circumstances compared to the long-term residents. This suggests a “green preference” among the new residents, leading to social stratification among the long-term residents driven by cultural aesthetics and value pursuits. The result of this is a stratification and adjacent residential segregation between the long-term residents and the newcomers. (3) The emerging green middle class areas have, on the one hand, promoted the migration of capital, middle-class populations, and green resources to the suburbs, to some extent favoring suburban green development. In conclusion, we hope that this research can help facilitate more equitable allocation of green resources in cities, formulate more optimal green policies, and promote harmonious coexistence and the sharing of the benefits of green development among residents of different income levels in urban areas.

Views on negative factors influencing the formation of motivation to engage in physical exercises in students of higher education institutions

The purpose of the study was to clarify the views of the authors on the peculiarities of the formation of motivation to use physical exercises as specialized motor actions; the formation of students' competence abilities to use the acquired knowledge of health and sports technologies in their own lives and professional activities.
 The paper analyzes the characteristics of motivations for doing physical exercises and the conditions of their formation. It is emphasized that for a positive result of formative processes, a teacher of a higher school must constantly raise the level of his own qualifications [4], expand the range of his own knowledge and improve the methodical skills of teaching them. The authors emphasize that the formation of sustainable motivational attitudes is significantly influenced by the level of the material and technical base for classes, the condition of sports facilities, the novelty and quality of equipment, inventory, simulators.
 The novelty of the study should be considered the vision proposed by the authors of the factors that negatively affect the formation of the students' motivation system for physical exercises; highlighting the peculiarities of the pedagogical influence on students who are skeptical about physical education activities.
 The conclusions point to the understanding of the contents defined by the topic, reveal views on the main directions of the formation of motivation to engage in physical exercises of students of higher education institutions; emphasize the need to identify and take into account negative factors in terms of fostering students' motivation to engage in physical exercises through the study of students' social and everyday problems, predicting the conditions of public demand and bringing educational activities closer to the requirements of professional training.

Neighborhood environment and body mass index in community-dwelling older adults in China: The mediating role of transport-related physical activity

ObjectivesTo examine whether the associations of neighborhood environment and body mass index (BMI) of community-dwelling older adults aged 70 and above were mediated by transport-related physical activity (TRPA). MethodsA bootstrap method was employed to test the mediation model with multisource data from Chongqing, China. ResultsNeighborhood walkability (effect: 0.030, 95% CI [0.001–0.160]) and shopping facility accessibility (effect: 0.002, 95 % CI [0.001 - 0.101]) exhibited positive effects on BMI indirectly through decreasing TRPA duration. Negative indirect effects of sports facility accessibility (effect: –0.004, 95 % CI [–0.112 - –0.003]) and transit accessibility (effect: –0.044, 95 % CI [–0.074 - –0.002]) on BMI were observed through increasing TRPA duration. Park accessibility showed both direct (effect: –0.242, p < 0.05) and indirect (effect: –0.036, 95 % CI [–0.061 - –0.005]) negative correlations with BMI. ConclusionOur findings facilitate neighborhood environment interventions regarding obesity among older adults in developing countries.

Management of Sports Activities at the University Level for Popularizing and Promoting Sports Culture in India

Sports have been recognized as an indispensable part of a university in India, which can generate feelings of national pride and identity. Developing and promoting sports culture and creating a vibrant sports atmosphere at the university level is critical to professionally managing university sports activities. Jadavpur University, as an Indian university, adopted some significant steps to manage university sports activities for developing and promoting the Indian sports culture. Some criteria were recommended in this university sports policies, like sports quota admission, relaxation of percentage/marks/ranks, and attendance after university participation in sports. Several plans were executed to motivate sportspersons, such as a sports inspiration program, enhancement of allowances, special incentives to the medal winners, the award for best sports person trophy, releasing sports activities report annually, and induction of a sports board tag on the university website. For professional staff resource management of sports, various qualified part-time coaches, trainers, and instructors are appointed for different sports events as and when required. There are sports board members and technical and supportive staff to perform the functional activities of university sports. Several methods were applied to manage sports facilities by providing hiring and support services, inculcating informal events, organizing intra-mural sports activities, conducting university coaching programs, celebrating Independence Week with sports events, etc.Several initiatives were taken to manage sports infrastructure and funds for implementing sports fees, undertaking sports projects, hosting A.I.U. Inter-university events with sponsorship, collaborative sports programs with other organizations, and joint sports ventures with commercial companies. It was observed that after implementing all the above activities, the number of sports participants and achievements had increased, sports facilities and infrastructure developed, the economic growth of the University improved, and the progressive promotion of sports culture reached a new height.

Sociological Views on Sport Practices in Sports Facilities of Brazzaville, Congo

The aim of this study was to characterize the population frequenting Brazzaville's sports facilities and spaces, and to explore the universe of physical activities practiced and their modalities. A total of 5,492 users took part in the study, which was carried out in four districts of Brazzaville covering about half the city's surface area. Data were collected using a questionnaire based on Chifflet's work on the use of sports facilities in France. The results showed that the spatial distribution of the facilities did not provide an adequate sports offer for users, despite the population's enthusiasm for sports and the demand from a young, active clientele.

Attractiveness of sports facilities and mass recreation and physical culture zones for birds

Birds inhabiting urban areas in the process of urbanization acquire a variety of adaptations to new habitat conditions. Sports facilities, areas for mass recreation and physical culture of citizens have become a characteristic mandatory component of urban development. Trophic connections and numerous behavioral reactions, specifically related to the specifics and nature of the use of physical culture objects, have been revealed.

Elite athletes and sports training during the COVID-19 pandemic: A mini review

PurposeThe corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic had devastating impact on sporting activities, education and global health. Given the impact of the pandemic-related restrictions and closed fitness centers and other sports facilities, the coping strategies adopted by athletes while training at home to continue their training remain an important question. The purpose of this review is to examine the findings of key studies focusing on the impact of the pandemic on sport training.Design/methodology/approachA review was conducted on Google Scholar, Scopus and PubMed to identify articles on physical activity and sport training during the COVID-19 pandemic. Eligibility criteria included peer-reviewed empirical and quantitative studies. The selected articles were reviewed using contextual analysis.FindingsThe COVID-19 pandemic had devastating impact on sports activities globally. Studies evaluating the influence of the pandemic on sports training have revealed abysmal decline in training volume and general physical fitness, limited access to facilities and equipment and significant reduction in training load. The damage of the pandemic on the sporting world should serve as a guide for proactive steps that should be taken to prevent recurrence of a similar calamity.Originality/valueThis paper highlights important lessons to be learned from the lockdown imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic by stakeholders in sport, including the importance of improvisation of sports facilities by utilizing available spaces at home and neighborhood for physical training.

Sports and mobile imperatives in the lives of rural youths

This paper explores the mobility processes of rural youths in relation to sports. The mobility imperative has its basis in the fact that rural youths must be mobile to gain access to the resources they need to shape their lives and create their own identities. The mobility imperative is analysed as a constellation of interrelated processes in which material inequalities, symbolic hierarchies and entanglements between bodies and places interact in a process that constitutes the mobility of young rural dwellers. This study is based on research conducted in a rural community in Sweden. We conducted interviews with eight individuals and one focus group. The analysis, inspired by biographical interviews framed according to a critical realist perspective, focused on the interviewees’ subjective experiences and how broader social structures affected these experiences. The results of the analysis indicate that mobility is an inevitable necessity for sports participation during childhood. The rural sport mobility imperative is an interaction of related processes, such as a limited supply of sports clubs and facilities, limited access to sports activities that are highly valued in contemporary youth culture and an affective conflict in establishing a connection to urban places for sport interactions.

Medical support for major international sports events: a literature rewiew

Introduction. The article carries out a critical review of the literature and updates the emphasis in organizing the preparation and holding of major sporting events from the point of view of a healthcare organizer.Target: to identify areas of activity that require further improvement and development in the organization of medical support for major sporting events.Materials and methods. An analysis of the available literary sources of databases was carried out: RSCI, RusMed, Pubmed, Web of Science.Results. The most pressing groups of issues for further study and solution have been identified: the uniqueness, significance and complexity of sporting events; statistics and structure of diseases and injuries; features of the structure and course of medical conditions at sports facilities and events; organizing interaction between different services within the healthcare system and interdepartmental interaction; prevention and monitoring of infectious diseases; features of training of medical personnel.Conclusion. The holding of major sporting events, in turn, is a driver for the development of the healthcare system in the host city and country. Preparing for such an event requires the creation of a vision, operational plans, targeted training of personnel and infrastructure.

Membangun Kembali Komunikasi Organisasi Karang Taruna Di Desa Kedung Kampil Kecamatan Porong

This research is in-depth about the crucial role of communication in rebuilding and maintaining the solidarity of the Karang Taruna organization in Kedung Kampil Village Rw.04, Porong District, Sidoarjo Regency, after experiencing a period of hiatus from 2015 to 2019. The focus of the research is aimed at the efforts of Ahmad Syafi'udin, The chairman of Karang Taruna, in approaching village youth, forms a clear organizational structure and establishes effective communication. The success of this organization in 2019 reflects the positive impact of establishing a good structure, increasing village youth participation, and implementing various programs, including regular flights every Friday, building sports facilities, commemorating the Republic of Indonesia's Independence Day, and utilizing YouTube social media. The importance of the role of communication in maintaining solidarity is the main highlight, with this research trying to provide an understanding to Karang Taruna members about the significance of communication in developing a better organization. Analysis of communication patterns implemented by the Karang Taruna organization in Kedung Kampil Village is the focus for answering the research problem formulation. In responding to challenges, this organization adopted a revitalization strategy through efforts to increase internal and external communication, improve organizational structure, and design more measurable work programs. In addition, this research discusses the impact of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 on the global business ecosystem, with an emphasis on data technology. The structural transformation of organizations, the application of artificial intelligence, and changes in the paradigm of global business interactions are the central points. The research conclusions show that a deep understanding of these changes is the key to ensuring business sustainability and competitiveness in the era of Industrial Revolution 4.0. In recommendations, the study advises companies to invest in human resources skilled in data technology and artificial intelligence and strengthen cross-border partnerships to face challenges and exploit emerging opportunities

Development of membrane structures in China

This paper presents the development of membrane structures in China. It begins with a historical review of the early applications of membrane structures in the country, highlighting pivotal events and engineering endeavors that contributed to the development. Subsequently, recent advancements in the realm of membrane structures in China are succinctly summarized. The past decade has witnessed notable progress in the implementation of membrane structures, particularly within expansive stadiums and indoor sports arenas. Additionally, cases exemplifying the diverse applications of membrane structures in various projects are presented. Noteworthy among these are the incorporation of membrane structures in building facades, suspended ceilings for indoor spaces, and the utilization of ETFT membrane structures. Furthermore, applications of air-supported membrane structures are explored, especially in the areas of sports facilities and environmental protections. Technical standards and specifications that have played an important guiding role in the development of membrane structures in China are introduced in the last. Finally, 8 issues for the future research and development of membrane structures are pointed out in the conclusion part. It is expected that this paper can serve as a catalyst for further advancement and practical implementation of membrane structures in China.

EFEITOS DA REDUÇÃO DA POBREZA NO COMPORTAMENTO ESPORTIVO E NA CONSCIÊNCIA COGNITIVA

Objective: The aim of this study is to explore the factors that cause poverty and the impact of rural sports facilities on the level of public education in eight poverty-stricken municipalities. Method: Literature review and field research methods were used. Results: An in-depth analysis of the relationship between poverty, behavior, and consciousness was also performed. The study concluded that there was a certain relationship between the change in sports behavior and the occurrence of poverty. Poverty will cause a lack of people’s ideology, but the positive attributes of sports can give people a sense of competition in life, which can help to change poverty. The change in sports consciousness can lead to the change in sports behavior. . Poverty can affect people’s sports behavior and sports consciousness. Conclusion: In the future, poverty alleviation should be taken as the breakthrough point to arouse new and higher social attention through changing behavior and consciousness, improving the service value system of sports from multiple levels, and establishing a quantifiable sports model. Level of Evidence II; Systematic Review.

Environmental factors for outdoor jogging in Beijing: Insights from using explainable spatial machine learning and massive trajectory data

Outdoor jogging, as a physical exercise beneficial for health, has proliferated worldwide. However, understanding the nonlinear and heterogeneous associations between environmental factors and jogging behavior remains challenging. This study established an explainable spatial machine learning framework combining Geographically Weighted-Random Forest (GW-RF) and SHapley Additive exPlanation (SHAP) model to address the nonlinearity, spatial heterogeneity, and interpretability. Using large-scale GPS trajectories and multi-source big data, this study provides the global and local explanations of nonlinear associations in Beijing, China. Our findings highlight that (1) Built Environment (BE) factors play a more important role than visual landscape factors in determining jogging behavior, with sports facilities such as tracks and parks having higher contributions. (2) All environmental variables, including the BE, visual landscape, and social economics, exhibit nonlinear and threshold effects on jogging behavior. (3) Certain factors such as population density, number of parks, Greening View Index, and Sky View Index exhibit differential effects across different periods, regions, and mobility patterns of jogging. (4) Compared with the Ordinary Least Squares model, Geographically Weighted Regression model, and Random Forest model, GW-RF model demonstrates improved performance in modeling and predicting the jogging flow. The findings have important implications for urban planners seeking to create a supportive environment that promotes outdoor jogging.

Public space as a tourism object: the existence of Pakui Sayang Park in Makassar City

The existence of city parks today does not only serve as an icon of adding beauty, but has become a public space and a tourist attraction that is busy with people. Visitors who take advantage of city parks are not only local residents, but also residents from other regions or parties who happen to be visiting a city for certain interests. This article examines one of the public spaces that has become a tourist attraction in Makassar City, namely Pakui Sayang Park. This park is always crowded with visitors, especially in the afternoon, on Sundays and other holidays. In terms of public space criteria, Pakui Sayang Park fulfills these requirements, namely providing good quality service to users, high levels of visitor activity, giving a variety of meanings and significance to the audience, and being very accessible because it is located on the side of the main road in the city center. The results of the study show that Pakui Sayang Park as a public space functions as: (1) sports facilities, such as gymnastics, jogging tracks, tennis, and others; (2) entertainment facilities, such as live music and various events; (3) a place to hang out supported by seats under shady trees; and (4) culinary tours that provide various special menus.

Analysis of Marta Christina Tiahahu Literacy Park as a New Tourism Object in Jakarta

&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;This research discusses the readiness of Christina Martha Tiahahu's literacy park as a new tourist attraction in Jakarta. Public spaces in this capital city have an aesthetic architectural design, so they can be used as Instagramable photo spots and are expected to become new tourist attractions in urban areas. However, to become a tourist destination, the facilities that are owned still need to be studied to see whether this park is ready to become a new tourist object or needs additional equipment so that it is expected to increase the attractiveness of visitors. This research was designed with a descriptive method, namely research that leads to the disclosure of existing facts. Data collection was in the form of a literature review and direct observation to see the facilities and infrastructure owned by Blok M Literacy Park. Looking at its development and field facts the Martha Christina Tiahahu Literacy Park is currently not just a park, but its function as a tourist destination that has recreational functions, educational functions, the interaction function. As an indicator of tourism development, the level of facilities and infrastructure of the Martha Christina Tiahahu Literacy Park as a new tourist attraction has reached 80%, which includes, objects, access, accommodation, facilities, transportation, catering services, recreational activities, communication, shopping, security, cleanliness, religious facilities, and sports facilities. What is not yet available is the banking system and educational facilities. However, from this readiness, this Literacy Park is capable enough to become a new tourist destination for the community&lt;/em&gt;.&lt;/p&gt;

Exploring the health and energy savings dilemma in swimming facilities and the potential influence of Positive Energy Districts

Positive energy districts (PED) are neighborhoods with a net positive energy balance with the main goal to create sustainable districts that contribute to the energy transition. The three pillars energy efficiency, renewable energy, and energy flexibility forms the foundation of PEDs, and ‘Quality of life’ is one of the key principles.Indoor swimming facilities for recreation and sports, also called aquatic centers or swimming halls, are important for healthy lifestyles. They are highly energy-demanding facilities due to the large volumes and strict heating- and ventilation requirements to ensure the health of staff, visitors, and bathers. The large energy consumption indicates good potential to reduce their energy use. One possibility might be to include aquatic centers in PEDs: the district could support the facility with locally produced renewable energy. There are also studies that investigates innovative solutions regarding aquatic centers that might have potential to increase resilience and flexibility in the district.However, one important aspect in studies on energy use in aquatic centers that is often neglected is the presence of disinfection by-products (DBP), which are found in the air and water of chlorinated swimming pools. Several DBPs can lead to health issues, such as asthma, eye irritation, and even cancer.There are often conflicting goals in studies on swimming halls. The connection between DBP and energy is currently missing, and it could lead to projects compromising health over energy savings. Based on a literature review, this study highlights the research gap between DBPs and energy use in swimming facilities. A suggestion is also presented to integrate swimming halls into PEDs with the aim of increasing possibilities for a healthy lifestyle, supporting the aquatic center’s energy demand with renewable energy, and exploring new solutions for flexibility and resilience in the district.