Unilever Sports Zone – Multi-Sport Facility, Narayanganj | Mark D Studio

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Unilever Sports Zone

A multi-sport corporate wellness facility in Narayanganj, unifying a football field, basketball court, and recreation space on 40 katha.

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The Brief

Multiple sports, one cohesive facade

The core concept behind this sports complex was to unify multiple athletic facilities and social spaces within a compact urban site through a cohesive architectural language. The two-storey brick-and-steel volume is layered against the football field and basketball court, with a ground floor lounge and a rooftop court above.

An exposed brick lattice screen filters daylight and enables passive ventilation, paired with a structural steel frame and full-height glass curtain wall at the ground floor. High-tension sports netting wraps the perimeter for ball containment while keeping the building visually open rather than cage-like.

LOCATION

Narayanganj

YEAR

2025

AREA

40 katha land area

SCOPE

Architecture, Interior, Landscape, Construction
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A closer look

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Project Outcomes

Delivered on time, on budget

13
Months to Handover
5,200
Sq. Ft. Delivered
0
Missed Milestones
1
Accountable Team

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Challenges Solved

  • Multi-sport integration on a limited urban footprint — football field, basketball court, indoor recreation space, and rooftop amenity combined on a compact roadside site through vertical stacking and efficient zoning.
  • Security vs. visual openness — a high-tension netting system ensures ball containment, while the facade and fencing design maintain transparency so the building never feels closed off or cage-like.
  • Street-level brand presence — the glass facade and backlit signage at the main entrance create a distinct, inviting entry that communicates the identity of a corporate wellness facility.
  • Natural ventilation and heat management — the brick lattice screen combined with translucent roofing reduces reliance on mechanical cooling, suited to Dhaka's climate.

Material Palette

  • Exposed brick lattice screen — passive ventilation and natural light filtering
  • Structural steel frame — large-span coverage for the courts and field
  • Full-height glass curtain wall — indoor-outdoor visual connection at the lounge
  • Polycarbonate/translucent roofing — diffused light and heat control over the rooftop court
  • High-tension sports netting — ball containment with a transparent boundary
  • Synthetic turf and marked hard-court flooring — all-weather performance surfacing
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