The M FITNESS space designed by IF (Integrated Field) is a unique one that aims to encourage a complete cycle involving a warmup, workout, cooldown and post-workout relaxation. As such, the cleverly designed studio merges a dedicated area for exercise with circulation spaces, which are styled as grassy jogging tracks.
One of the most distinctive features of the fitness space is its use of color, as bold orange accents appear on wall decorations and workout equipment, offering a high contrast to the green running track.
On the vertical circulation spaces, IF decided to integrate a detail on the stairs that indicates how many calories one will burn with each step towards the next floor.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Field-integrated Fitness Spaces
- Creating fitness areas that incorporate unique design elements like color schemes and tracks can encourage more complete, enjoyable workout experiences.
- Vertical Integration in Fitness Design
- Integrating details like calorie-counting into vertical spaces in fitness studios can increase engagement and help exercisers track their progress.
- Multi-purpose Fitness Spaces
- By combining workout areas with additional functions, like circulation spaces, fitness studios can bring more value to members and create more varied experiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Fitness Industry
- Fitness studios can use these trends to improve their spaces and create more engaging, enjoyable workout experiences for their members.
- Design Industry
- Designers specializing in fitness spaces can use these trends to create innovative designs that stand out in a crowded industry.
- Real Estate Industry
- Real estate developers can use unique fitness space designs to attract renters and buyers looking for amenities that prioritize health and wellness.
