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„… ‘sportification’ of swimming. Swim­ming as a modern sport required its own space: standardised swimming pools …” „… exercise and sports. How did these beliefs and processes materialise in the architecture of swimming pools …” „… of the evolution of modern sports that was a distinctive practice of the industrialised age.1 In the …”