Hub 02

Circuit

Gaming Hub

An open, high-energy deck built for tournaments, music and hanging out.

Live scene

Weather

Light

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The hub

Circuit is the loud end. Six sides, three glazed against the weather in the same laminated, impact-rated glass as Stillpoint, and three left open to the terrace, so sound spills out and the space never feels closed. Boards, screens and six big beanbags all orbit one low central table.

10

Seats

38 m²

Footprint

3

Screens

2.4 kWp

Solar roof

Plan · 1:100

Thermo ashHeat treated decking, no chemical finish
Recycled aluminiumFrame and roof cassette, 80% recycled
Laminated glassImpact rated, on the three wind faces
PV membraneThin-film solar, 2.4 kWp on the roof fold

How it works

01

Three open sides

Shelter is only where it is needed. The glazed faces take the prevailing wind in strong laminated glass that handles snow load and knocks, while the open faces keep the deck social and visible from the courtyard.

02

Screens under the canopy

Three displays hang from the roof frame, angled to the central table so a whole group can follow a match at once.

03

Sink-in seating

Six big beanbags around the low table plus an outer bench mean spectators and players share the same deck without crowding.

04

Evening character

A continuous LED edge and a lit table inlay switch on at dusk, marking the deck as the active hub of the terrace.

Weather response

Use the weather controls above to see each condition on the model.

Snow

Steep folded-plate roof sheds snow; the deck edge is heated to stay clear.

Wind

Solid louvre screens block the exposed corner while the open sides stay usable.

Rain

Deep eaves cover the table and stools; open edges drain to the terrace channel.