Architectural splendour: monolithic masterpiece in Oosterhout

Due to its location, the building is elongated and oriented towards the nearby fields. The old grandstand, which fell into disuse as a result of the reorganisation of the fields, has been restored to its former glory by integrating it into the building design. In line with the grandstand is a raised square where the main entrance to the building is located. A monumental staircase leads to the roof terrace and the entrance to the (future) canteen. This roof terrace offers a magnificent view of the entire sports complex. The changing rooms are located on the ground floor and are accessed via a central corridor.

The building has a monolithic character due to the use of slender GeoStylistix concrete facing bricks. The bricks vary slightly in colour from light grey to dark grey, giving the plinth of the building a natural stone-like appearance with a lively character. The club's logo is integrated into this brickwork as a 3D object. Because the elongated facing brick is also used in the central corridor, the monolithic character of the plinth is reinforced.

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