The Bandabi Public Sports Center is designed as a sports facility for everyone, including people with disabilities. It aims to support sports activities that transcend disabilities for both disabled and non-disabled individuals, creating a rich space characterized by the interaction within the site and its natural surroundings, interior and exterior, as well as the interplay of light and shadow.

The site of the Bandabi Public Sports Center faces a front road to the south narrowly and is adjacent to a long park to the west. Due to its elongated wedge-shaped site in the north-south direction, there are somewhat limited conditions for accommodating large spaces for the gymnasium and swimming pool simultaneously. Therefore, the gymnasium and swimming pool were arranged in parallel in the north-south direction. The high-volume gymnasium forms the front of the building, while a courtyard, including the entrance and exit between the gymnasium and swimming pool, is located on the west side, allowing pedestrian areas within the complex to extend along the park. This arrangement achieves both a frontal orientation towards the road and an expansion towards the park.

Furthermore, the site is positioned in a wedge-like shape between public facilities such as the Gangwon Province Rehabilitation Hospital, Chuncheon North Senior Welfare Center, and Soyang Elementary School. As a result, the architectural layout of the sports center and the composition of its external spaces provide an opportunity to connect and expand the green flows of the northern and western parks. Therefore, the building was placed from the perspective of establishing a master plan that integrates with the surrounding public facilities' external spaces and the newly created park. The building faces the south front road, ensuring frontal visibility while separating pedestrian and vehicular entrances. The pedestrian axis is designed to extend towards the northern triangular leftover land along the western greenery. This effectively absorbs the openness of the adjacent park within the site.

The swimming pool, occupying the largest volume, is located on the first floor, while the gymnasium is placed on the second floor, with related programs arranged in a three-dimensional manner. Above the swimming pool, a cultural center and childcare center are positioned around the open space, while below the gymnasium, a fitness center, exercise prescription room, and studio rooms are arranged to form two vertically connected clusters of programs with high relevance. The multipurpose gymnasium located to the south of the site is constructed with a truss and column structure, creating a large spatial mass, and the high windows on the south side provide ample natural light. Terraces and roof spaces created through various stacking techniques allow trees to flow between the interior and exterior. The multi-level terraces transform into diverse external spaces that correspond to the building's programs and characteristics.