The Sport and Leisure qualification expert Qualisport signs a book published by Kubik

Indeed, with the release of a book entitled “Building sport tomorrow” published by Kubik editions, (2.500 copies), written by Romain Garnier, with the collaboration of Antoine Larchant, Qualisport invites you to discover essentially French know-how. , specific, broad and varied.

This 112-page work, enriched with multiple illustrations offered by qualified Qualisport companies, is intended to be an effective and pragmatic support for all those involved in the creation, production and maintenance of sports and leisure facilities, whether It involves communities, political decision-makers, project leaders, regional stakeholders and even businesses. In addition to a preface from the National Association of Elected Officials in Charge of Sport (ANDES), the book contains an introduction to an exclusive interview with Kevin Meyer, French decathlon champion. It is structured around 7 chapters: “Designing sports equipment”, “New perspectives”, “New opportunities”, “Ludo-sports equipment”, “New proposals”, “The interest of maintaining a good in state” and “Proposals at the heart of the Olympic Games”. Finally, let us point out that it concludes with comments from the Construction Quality Agency and the SMABTP, convinced supporters of the quality approach.

For Jean-Claude Hanon, President Qualisport: “Building is a challenge. This requires acute technical skills, from the overall vision of the project to its details, in terms of functionality, durability, safety, etc. But building today also means knowing how to increasingly integrate new, transversal expectations. The supply of sports and recreational equipment and facilities, whether for free practice or in clubs, for leisure, competition or health, must address the transformations underway. For examples, we can cite in terms of uses the rise of multiactivity, the emergence of new sports and a greater variety of practicing audiences. On a technical level, innovations in building and materials are numerous and are occurring at a faster pace. Digital technology forces individualization and immediacy, which then changes expectations in terms of access to equipment. As for ecological imperatives, they impose other aspirations which are expressed in regulatory or even budgetary forms... At Qualisport, we affirm that sporting practice can only become widespread if the equipment grows and remains maintained. This work represents effective assistance to all those who participate in the production of sports and leisure facilities throughout France. »