• Requirements determination: What purpose the stadium will serve (soccer, futsal, multi-purpose sports field, etc.) and its capacity.
• Size and shape selection: Field dimensions (for example, 20x40m, 30x50m, etc.) and roof coverage (open, semi-open, fully enclosed).
• Design of construction: Load calculations for metal structure are performed — wind, snow load, seismic resistance are considered.
• Material selection: Steel types for supporting columns and covers, and suitable artificial covering for the grass field are selected.

2. Site Preparation

• Ground work: Site is leveled, drainage system is constructed if necessary (for management of rainwater).
• Foundation: Concrete foundation (foundation) is prepared for metal columns. Type and depth of foundation are selected based on soil properties.

3. Metal Structure Assembly

• Column assembly: Steel poles are placed in position using a crane and fastened to the foundation.
• Assembly of beams and connection elements: Vertical and horizontal elements are assembled between columns.
• Roof frame preparation: If there will be a roof, metal skeleton is prepared and covered with polycarbonate, PVC membrane, or other materials.

4. Artificial Covering Preparation

• Base layer construction:
  • First, a multi-layer base consisting of crushed sand and gravel is prepared and compacted.
  • An elasticity-giving rubber layer can be added on top (especially if it complies with sports standards).
• Artificial turf laying:
  • Turf is brought to the field in roll form.
  • It is cut and glued according to dimensions.
  • Seams of the turf are strengthened with special adhesive or bonding tape.
• Sand or rubber granule spreading:
  • Special sand or rubber granules are spread on the turf (for athlete's stability and safety).

5. Additional Work

• Lighting system installation: Projectors are placed on metal poles.
• Stands and seating: If planned, small stands are built.
• Safety and aesthetic additions: Protective nets, advertising panels, watering systems, etc. are added.

6. Testing and Handover

• Final inspection of the structure and covering is performed.
• The quality of the field is tested before use (friction, elasticity, etc.).

• Court type is selected: Clay, hard court (acrylic), grass court, artificial grass court.
• Dimensions are determined:
  • Standard play area: 23.77 m x 10.97 m (for doubles).
  • Total area (with safety zone): approximately 36.6 m x 18.3 m.
• Purpose of use: Professional, practice, recreational, etc.

2. Site Preparation

• Site is cleaned, soil is compacted.
• Slope is provided (0.5-1% slope) — for water drainage.
• Drainage system is constructed (especially important for outdoor courts).

3. Foundation and Ground Construction

Varies depending on ground selection:

4. Surfacing and Coloring

• Hard courtsFor:
  • A primer coat is applied.
  • Elastic base layer.
  • 2–3 coats of acrylic paint.
  • Court lines are drawn in white or contrasting color.
• On clay courts:
  • A clay layer is spread, leveled, and humidity is regulated.
• On synthetic grass courts:
  • Synthetic grass rolls are laid, filled with sand and rubber granules.

5. Equipment Installation

• Tennis net and posts are installed with standard dimensions.
• Umpire's chair, seating areas and protective fencing is built as desired.

6. Lighting and Additional Workr

• 6–8 LED projectors for open court.
• Irrigation system (especially for clay courts).
• Stands (in large projects).

7. Main Technical Characteristics

• Concrete base: B30 grade concrete (or equivalent asphalt layer).
• Acrylic layer thickness: 2–3 mm.
• Court line width: 5 cm.
• Net height: At the center 0.914 m, near the posts 1.07 m.