A.

TSM PERFORMANCE CENTER

Owned by Andy "Reginald" Dinh Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg (co-owner).
Located at Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California

Figure 2.1. Team SoloMid (TSM) Performance Center Aerial View

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TSM Performance Center

Team SoloMid Performance Center served as the architectural guide for the project. The
plans and designs also used as a basis to fulfill some project requirements. This will be the most
expensive facility in the world at nearly $50 million for the 25,000-square foot facility. Most of
the recent esports facilities that have been announce feature wellness centers, practice rooms, but
the Outdoor Event Area and TSM stage sound a bit out of the ordinary and likely lend to the
facilities large price tag.
 Figure 2.2. Lobby Area

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Content Studio
Creating the best in engaging and impactful content for the largest fanbase in esports does
not happen without state-of-the-art technology. The Center’s studio provides TSM’s elite content
creators and brand partners the rare opportunity to create new, innovative content for the esports
and gaming audience.

Figure 2.3. Content Studio

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Sreaming Rooms
 The TSM Performance Center features a space for some of the biggest influencers in
global gaming to stream, givine them the opportunity to connect directly with their vast
audience.
Figure 2.3. Streaming Room

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Fitness Gym
Design by world renowned trainers Heart & Hustle, the fitness center focuses on all
elements of elite players performance.
Figure 2.4. Fitness Gym

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Merch Store
This standalone shop not only features highly-coveted merch, it will also offer exclusive
collabs from TSM partners.
 Figure 2.5. Merch Store

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Wellness Center
TSM has the only innovateive Wellness Center in all of esports. This exclusive space
takes a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is equipped with the latest in therapeutic
devices, which can help players refresh, renew, recharge and refocus.
Figure 2.6. Wellness Center

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Open Office Space

In the 10 years since the founding of TSM, the organization has grown tremendously.
Now with over 60 employees across multiple departments, the Center provides the best possible
headquarters for the team behind the teams. The well-equipped, open concept space was
designed with an eye to comfort and productivity. It creates an environment of excellence and
innovation, reflecting the company’s value for collaborative work.
Figure 2.7. Open Office Space

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Players Café
The TSM Performance Center features the Players Cafe with a dedicated chef and
nutritionist, all focused on providing TSM teams with the best in high-quality, delicious meals
during the competitive season.

Scrim & Coaching Rooms

Dedicated, ultra-modern scrim or practice rooms offer unrivaled top-of-the-line hardware
and the latest in technology to further enhance the performance of TSM players.

Figure 2.8.
Open Office
Space
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Figure 2.9. Open Office Space

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 TSM Performance Center Architectural Plans
I manage to outsoure some of the Architectural Plans (First Floor and Second Floor Plan )
and used them as a guide and basis for the project proposal. It is the most important factor in the
project.

Figure 2.10. First Floor Plan TSM Performance Center

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Figure 2.11.Second Floor Plan TSM Performance Center

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 B. ‘OH MY GOD’ (OMG) ESPORTS TRAINING FACILITY
Owned by Chinese Esports Team
Located in Shanghai, China

Figure 2.12. Exterior of OMG Esports Facility

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OMG Esports Training Facility is located in Shanghai, it was designed by the GuTeng
studio. It measures 2,000 square meters, and has been imagined as a true three-storey spaceship
in a science-fiction style. The official project page shows the ground floor is dedicated to the
administration and management of the structure. The first floor mainly hosts the Overwatch and
King Pro League teams, while the second floor is dedicated to League of Legends. The studio
also claims to have been inspired by Gavin Hood’s The Strategy Ender movie, released in 2013.
Formed in 2012, OMG started its esports division by recruiting a Chinese League of Legends
team. In the six years since, it has had great success, a staple in the Chinese Pro League, and
managed a top 4 at Worlds 2014.
Figure 2.13. Inside the sci-fi gaming lab

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Figure 2.14. Inside the sci-fi gaming lab

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Figure 2.15. Inside the gaming zones

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A steel staircase takes you from the ground floor administrative space to the PUBG and
League of Legends (LOL) gaming zones above, where the team puts in their hours of hard work.
A steel staircase takes you from the ground floor administrative space to the PUBG and League
of Legends (LOL) gaming zones above, where the team puts in their hours of hard work. The
name stands for Oh My God and the players chosen to wear the team colours have to be world-
class.

Futuristic designs are inspired by the imagination. It’s almost as if we extend the design
to its surroundings and wonder what else could be possible. It could be any area, just not about
the technology or manufacturing advancement. futuristic designs arei nspired by the imagination.
It’s almost as if we extend the design to its surroundings and wonder what else could be possible.
It could be any area, just not about the technology or manufacturing advancement.
 Figure 2.16. Lobby Area

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Figure 2.17. Practice/Gaming Area

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C. GAMESTOP PERFORMANCE CENTER

Owned by Jason Lake, Founder and CEO of Complexity Gaming
Located in 6775 Cowboys Way, Suite 1335, Frisco TX 75034

Figure 2.18. Exterior Design of Gamestop Performance Center

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