The Pavilion
Artist's impression
A modern, accessible pavilion for pupils, visitors and the community
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The new pavilion will provide:​
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Five communal changing rooms for up to 150 students
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Changing rooms and other facilities for all genders
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Accessible toilets and step-free access
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A kitchen and serving provision for match days
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A large, multi-purpose space with a viewing gallery
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Exercise and multi-purpose space
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Staff and visitor facilities
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Clear sightlines for supervision and safeguarding​
The building will be a similar size to the existing buildings on the playing fields, consistent with Metropolitan Open Land (MoL) policy.​
If you want to learn more about MoL, visit our page here to view a summary on Metropolitan open Land.
Pavilion precedent examples
School Pavilion, Switzerland
Jaeger Koechlin
Pavilion for Merrion Cricket Club, Dublin
TAKA Architects
Design Options
We are considering two options for the pavilion’s location, taking into account the context of the area, impact on nearby residential properties, parking and access, and ecology.
Pavilion Option 1
Pavilion redesigned in the current location
A similar single storey building would allow for the reuse of existing services such as electricity, water and drainage.
Pavilion Option 2
Pavilion relocated to the South West corner of the site.​
This would limit visual impacts and allow for new and enhanced facilities via a two storey building.
