Heerstraße 18 in Düsseldorf's Oberbilk district features a state-of-the-art triple sports hall at the Jan-Wellem special needs school, serving as a versatile venue for athletic activities. Equipped for competitions, it offers over 1,200 square meters of playing space, a dedicated gymnastics room, changing areas, and showers. Standout elements include spectator seating for events and suitability for unique sports like Rhönrad gymnastics and radball.
The atmosphere buzzes with energy, welcoming students, clubs, and community groups alike. Smart design leverages the site's elevation differences, with the hall partially embedded to create distinct entrances for school use and public access. Local teams such as VC Phönix hold volleyball sessions in the smaller hall, fostering an inclusive environment. This facility promotes fitness, teamwork, and high performance, embodying the vibrant spirit of Düsseldorf's sports scene.
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