Sports & Recreation Architectural Design

The future of designing sports and recreational facilities in Kentucky is an exciting realm where creativity, functionality, and sustainability converge to enhance the user experience. This evolving landscape presents opportunities to blend innovative technologies with cutting-edge architectural concepts, catering to the diverse needs of athletes, spectators, and the community at large. Our team of architectural designers and landscape architects are ready to provide you with the experience and cost-effective results your projects need.

Aerial view of Great Crossing football stadium in Georgetown, KY during a game at night, with crowds in the stands, bright stadium lights, and a parking lot in the background.

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Multi-Sport Athletic Complexes

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Field Houses

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Stadium Seating & Bleachers

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Turf Fields

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Multi-Use Gymnasiums

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Scoreboards & Lighting

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Concessions & Facilities

+ Multi-Sport Athletic Complexes + Field Houses + Stadium Seating & Bleachers + Turf Fields + Multi-Use Gymnasiums + Scoreboards & Lighting + Concessions & Facilities

View of Boyle County High School's softball field with the Boyle "B" logo in the foreground, dugouts on either side, bleachers in the background, and a blue sky with clouds above.
View of Corbin High School football stadium with a football field, red and white seats, a scoreboard, and a brick building with a curved roof in the background. The field has the word "CORBIN" written in the endzone.

We’re Your Kentucky Turf Specialists

ClotfelterSamokar knows that architectural turf design for athletic fields is a crucial aspect of modern sports facilities. The choice of turf material, field layout, and drainage systems directly impacts the performance and safety of athletes. Advanced technologies in artificial turf have enabled the creation of high-quality playing surfaces that mimic natural grass in terms of look and feel, while offering increased durability and weather resistance. Additionally, sustainable turf solutions incorporating recycled materials and efficient irrigation systems are becoming more prevalent in architectural designs to minimize environmental impact and maintenance costs.