Padel Haus Domino Park

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An empty lot turned into three state-of-the-art outdoor padel courts — open in time for summer.


Padel Haus enlisted Atlas Supreme to bring the sport's outdoor debut to Williamsburg, converting an empty lot in Domino Park into NYC's first outdoor padel pop-up. Sited beside the Domino Sugar Factory development along the East River, the project called for a fast turnaround to open ahead of the summer season.

Atlas erected support beam structures on concrete footings to give the courts the structural stability and safety demanded by outdoor play, holding the build to the same quality standard as an indoor club. The finished pop-up features three courts and Padel Haus's signature outdoor juice bar, and runs June through November 2023.

 

Results

26,000SF
Surface area
4
World-class courts
25%
Faster than first location
3rd
Location for the brand
 
Project details
Client
Padel Haus
Surface area
26,000 SF
Category
Commercial, Retail
Year completed
2023
Project team
Interior design
Studio Nora O'Neil
Engineer
Photography
APLM
Modern cafe or lounge area with black velvet seating in foreground, a wooden counter with appliances and supplies behind, and a large green art piece on the white wall.
A lit sign with the word 'Lofi' hanging on the side of a building at dusk, with a colorful purple and pink sky in the background.
A paddle tennis net with a paddle hanging on it, in a sport court setting. The net has a label reading 'Padel Haus' and a logo, with the court surface being blue.
Person holding a green juice bottle labeled 'Green Haus' with illustrations of apple, cucumber, lemon, spinach, kale, and celery, with blurred background of a white bench.
Two tennis rackets and three yellow tennis balls placed on a blue tennis court surface.
A modern restroom with pink tiled wall, concrete sink, black tap, lockers in the background, terrazzo flooring, and teal stall doors with wooden frames.
A locker room with light wooden lockers, black locks, a dark bench in the center, and a terrazzo floor.

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