LEISURE MANAGEMENT CONTENTS ISSUE 1 2013
Colin Grant, Pure Group p24
Active Nation’s John Oxley, p11
Techonogym’s new wellness campus, p42
6 People In a brand new section, we look at what some of the industry’s movers and shakers are up to
NEWS 12 World leisure 14 Health & fitness 15 Spa 17 Attractions 18 Sport 20 Property 21 Hospitality
24 Hotseat Colin Grant When the founder of Pure Yoga launched his first studio in Hong Kong, everyone told him he was mad. Now the group has yoga, fitness, retail and dining with ambitious plans for growth
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28 Design news From Zaha Hadid’s mixed use development in Beijing to an underwater nightclub in the Maldives, we look at what’s new
32 Architect’s focus James Pickard The Cartwright Pickard co-founder tells us about the sustainable development the practice is working on in China, plus the challenges of refurbishing the Grade II listed Golden Lane Leisure Centre in the City of London
38 Carlos Couturier The co-founder of design-led Mexican boutique hotel company Grupo Habita talks about his inspirations, making each hotel unique, launching in New York, and what’s next for the group
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Carlos Couturier, Grupo Habita, p36
42 Designed for wellness Technogym’s new headquarters in Cesena, Italy, are the brainchild of the company’s founder Nerio Alessandri, and have been designed to inspire the industry in its quest for wellness
48 Professor Mike Kelly Following new guidance on exercise by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, Mike Kelly warns that we must take urgent action to combat the lifestyle disease epidemic
52 Interview Simon Morton As UK Sport launches a campaign to attract more than 70 major sporting events to the UK by 2018, its director of Major Events and International Relations explains the plans
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