The Mango Vinyl Hub is located in Cesis, designed to function as both a cultural center and a sports facility. It aims to promote community interaction and engagement through a mix of recreational activities. The overall design seeks to revitalize the area, offering a gathering place that is welcoming and accessible to everyone.

Ground Floor Permeability
The ground floor features glass panels prominently in its façade. This design choice allows light to flood the interior and creates a sense of openness. The transparent walls invite people from outside to see what is happening within, fostering a connection between the activities inside and the community outside.

Central Hub Functionality
A key element of the layout is the Vinyl Hub, which serves as the central access point for visitors. This strategic placement helps people navigate easily between different areas and facilities. The design promotes movement throughout the space, making it simple for users to engage with both cultural and sports offerings.

Sustainable Design Elements
Sustainability is an important consideration in the project. Unused areas will be transformed into a plaza to host outdoor activities. This area will include trees, which provide shade and help reduce noise. Such features enhance the outdoor experience for visitors and create a pleasant environment for gatherings.

The design includes various facilities such as changing rooms, reception areas, and vinyl listening cabins. These elements contribute to a rich cultural experience and provide a functional space for both visitors and workers. Visual connections between exhibition areas and the production space highlight the relationship between different activities, promoting a sense of continuity throughout the hub.