Start with the site master plan
Map the available land, access, parking, utilities, drainage and existing structures. Then allocate areas for each sport and leave sufficient circulation between facilities.
Group compatible surfaces
Hard courts can often be planned together, while turf-based areas need their own base and drainage strategy. Grouping facilities can simplify construction and maintenance.
Plan drainage early
Rainwater movement should be considered across the entire site. Water leaving one area should not create problems for another court or turf.
Lighting and electrical planning
A multi-sport facility can have several lighting zones. Plan pole positions, cable routes, control systems and maintenance access before construction begins.
Operations and maintenance
Storage, cleaning access, equipment rooms, staff movement and waste collection are easy to overlook. Designing them into the site improves long-term operations.
Future expansion
If more courts or facilities may be added later, reserve service corridors and utility capacity where practical.
Plan your sports infrastructure project
For a multi-sport facility in Raipur, Sports Camp Infra can assist with sports surface and infrastructure planning from site assessment through installation.
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