富阳银湖体育中心

Fuyang Yinhu Sports Centre stands at 3 Jiulong Avenue in Yinhu Subdistrict, Fuyang District, Hangzhou, about 40 km south-west of the Asian Games Village. It hosted shooting, archery and modern pentathlon at the 19th Asian Games, with 47 gold medals decided there, and was one of the twelve venues built from scratch for the Games. The site covers 275,182 sqm with 82,360 sqm of floor area, containing a shooting hall that also staged the modern pentathlon fencing round, a media and security centre, four outdoor skeet and trap ranges, an archery field and a five-in-one modern pentathlon venue, with 10,531 spectator seats. Zhejiang University's Architectural Design and Research Institute shaped the complex around the landscape: hills wrap the west and north, water lies to the south, and five terraced levels follow the slope so that excavation is minimised. A second-floor platform links the three sports, and the 10 m, 25 m and 50 m qualification ranges stack vertically above the finals hall. Some 34,000 rotating louvres cover the east and south facades, each turning between 15 and 85 degrees in five-degree steps, so that sunlight draws a shifting 'Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains' across the skin; pitched roofs and a 200 m river-light band continue the theme. Stands are demountable steel structures, while the media centre, support buildings and stables use recyclable steel frames. After the Games the ranges were converted for swimming, basketball, badminton and table tennis and opened to the public. Yinhu is a technology and residential district of Fuyang, and the ranges were among the first new-build sites to pass equipment acceptance, with Olympic champion Zhu Qinan firing the opening shot in a 2022 test.