Automatic entrances for athletes and privileged access to the Courchevel Sports Club

The Ineos Club House wanted to fit automatic doors at the main entrance to the building, as well as at the collective and subscriber car parks.

With the financial support of English billionaire Sir James Arthur Ratcliffe, Chairman of the Ineos chemicals group, the new Courchevel Sports Club was able to expand to cover a surface area of 4,700 m². It brings together in one place all the facilities needed to teach children in the resort to ski and snowboard, as well as providing the best possible training conditions for athletes.

The complex is both friendly and luxurious, with a gymnasium equipped with a giant springboard for jumps and tricks; reception and meeting rooms for organising events; a restaurant and a private lounge for Club members.

Today, the Club has 1,000 members and a capacity of 10,000 for major events such as world championships.