Sports Club Design In The UK
- Design of Clubhouses and Other Sports Buildings
- Club Relocation
- Assistance with Grant Funding
- Natural Turf & Artificial Surfaces
- Fully Project Managed
Sports Club Design In The UK
- Design of Clubhouses and Other Sports Buildings
- Club Relocation
- Assistance with Grant Funding
- Natural Turf & Artificial Surfaces
- Fully Project Managed
We Design and Construct New Sporting Facilities
Established in 1992, Club Design Ltd is a company that specialises in the design of new sporting facilities, project managing from initial thoughts through to completion.
The company has become very experienced in dealing with all aspects of facilities development, starting with sensible and attractive designs, through to planning applications, dealing with funding issues, detailed specifications, costing and budgeting, tender action and site works.
Our Services
Sports Club Design
Design of clubhouses and other sports buildings. We offer full project management and an expert approach to planning issues with a high planning success rate.
Grant Funding
It is important that a need for funding is clearly identified and that a structured plan is put into place to deliver. We give our clients the very best chance in achieving funding success.
Club Relocation
Club Design Ltd has successfully managed the relocation of many sporting organisations. Many clubs can sometimes relocate to a new site using the land sale to fund a fantastic new club.
Turf & Artificial Surfaces
Natural turf surfaces, including new cricket grounds, football & rugby pitches. Artificial cricket net practice areas, tennis courts and 3rd Generation football and rugby pitches.
Featured Projects
Kendal RUFC
Kendal RUFC had been contemplating relocation for many years and looked at many possible relocation sites. Club Design was asked to become involved by a development company called Morbaine from Widnes, to design the new facility including the clubhouse and site layout and to make the planning application. Originally located on Shap Rd on the outskirts of the town centre of Kendal, a new site was found literally 400 metres along Shap Rd.
Appleby Cricket Club
Appleby and Eden Cricket Club was disastrously flooded when the adjacent River Eden burst its banks during Storm Desmond in December 2015. The old timber pavilion was knocked off its footings by the force of the flood and was immediately condemned. Club Design were recommended to the cricket club by the England and Wales Cricket Board and started to work up designs for a replacement pavilion. Working closely with the Environment Agency, the clubhouse was designed to be lifted above any future expected flood levels, with calculations taking into account climate change.