Tribo Alvinegra: complexo de treinamento para o ABC Futebol Clube

Abstract

The last grandstand module built at the Maria Lamas Farache Stadium of ABC Futebol Clube was enabled using resources from the sale of the soccer player Wallyson, from the club's academy, in 2008. Cases such as that of ABC and other growing clubs on the Brazilian national scenario, like Mirassol F.C. and Retrô F.C., point to a direct relation between club infrastructure investment and sporting and financial returns. Consequently, following the approval of the Natal Master Plan in 2022 and the appreciation of the Vicente Farache Complex, ABC F.C. seeks the opportunity to relocate its training facilities to a newly structured center. The general objective of this work is, therefore, to propose an architectural project for a football training complex for ABC Futebol Clube with a focus on sustainability. The idea arises from the real demand reported by Tribuna do Norte (2021) and the author's passion for soccer, as well as the experiences of numerous young individuals who seek to transform their lives through sports but often face poor accommodations conditions. To achieve this, literature review, reference studies, and on-site visits were conducted. The final proposal is developed on a 95,100m² plot of land and includes three fields with official measurements, five mini-fields, a gymnasium, accommodations, medical, nutritional, administrative, and support sectors.