PADEL BOX COURTS IN THE USA
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Padelbox installed another Panoramic ALLGLASS COURT at Palm Beach.
The Palm Beach Architectural Commission agreed to play ball, of sorts, with casino-and-resort billionaire Steve Wynn, who won the board’s approval to install a padel court in the back yard of his oceanfront manse at the south end of Billionaires Row.
THIS IS TRULY THE JEWEL OF ALL PADEL COURTS. FEATURING 9.8′ GLASS PANELS FOR UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS ON THE BACK AND SIDE WALLS, CREATING OPTIMUM VISIBILITY FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE COURT. THE ALLGLASS COURT IS THE ULTIMATE IN DESIGN AND FUNCTIONALITY.
Check out “Zenyara – The Changeover” from Uberion Architecture on Vimeo featuring the ALL GLASS Padelbox model.
Zenyara – The Changeover from Uberion Architecture on Vimeo.
Padelbox has upgraded the All Glass model with a new design featuring 3 meters of glass side panels which improves visibility and is aesthetically pleasing.
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Palm Beach homes: Palm Beach officials have approved the town’s first padel court , which is expected to be installed at casino and resort mogul Steve Wynn’s estate on South Ocean Boulevard.
The Palm Beach Architectural Commission Wednesday agreed to play ball, of sorts, with casino-and-resort billionaire Steve Wynn, who won the board’s approval to install a padel court in the back yard of his oceanfront manse at the south end of Billionaires Row.
So you might ask: What’s padel? And that’s just what commissioners wanted to know.
Turns out it’s a combination of tennis — thanks to the center net — and racquetball, played on a prefabricated but customized court measuring 33 feet wide by 66 feet long. Players slam the ball on the rear and side walls, but the ball must always clear the net to remain in play.
The court’s faux-turf surface will be surrounded on all sides by a coated-steel frame that supports walls made of safety glass and mesh. The fencing stands a little more than 13½ feet at its highest point.
It came as no surprise that few on the dais appeared familiar with the game: The court is the first of its kind ever to be approved for installation at a Palm Beach property, officials said.
Officials got their first look at the Wynns’ request for the padel court last month, when the board was told that the proposed version was patterned after one owned by motivation guru Tony Robbins at his Manalapan estate.
But commissioners weren’t happy in January with the location Wynn had chosen for his — just outside a side entrance on the south side of the house at 1960 S. Ocean Blvd. near Sloan’s Curve. The board ended up deferring the project for a month after demanding more detailed plans.
And when the project was re-presented this week, the court had been shifted to the northwest corner of the property with its longest side fronting the Intracoastal Waterway. Immediately to the north, on the other side of a hedge, is a neighbor’s tennis court.
From the “Palm Beach Daily News”
The court will be installed by PadelBox LLC in the next few months. Brand new ALLGLASS model including new design with an unobstructed view from back and side walls.
Padel Box is constantly improving design and innovation. Courts include high quality turf with a 6 to 7 year guarantee. Highly resistant to wear and tear and UV rays. Now you can choose many different color options for you padel court.
Advance is our top-of-the-line padel playing surface. Certified by the Spanish Padel Federation (FEP) as well as the international Tennis Federation (ITF), Advance is made of Monofilament polyethylene yarns with PU finishing to guarantee the best tuft lock and dimensional stability.
International Recognition!!!
The New Complex inaugurated almost a year ago, has been featured in important architectural journals worldwide.
Text description provided by the architects. The New Padel Pavillion softens with its presence the material frontiers between public and private space at the Parolin neighborhood in Curitiba, Brazil. This is specially noticed during the day, due to the players flows around the club headquarters, or during the evening, when the pavilion acts as a significant, LED light, urban lamp. The physical impermeability, common to massive private sport pavilions, is reduced in this project for the simplicity of its architectonic strategy based in three elements: limits defined by green walls, base in podium and encasement as a suspended box.
In accordance to the offset limits imposed by urban legislation, the site was able to host four padel courts, measuring 10X20meters each. The court structure, of Spanish manufacture, is a combination of large tempered glass panels, structured by galvanized steel tubes profiles. The transparency of these court boxes BY PADELBOX allows the whole vision of the site limits, therefore the sensitive visual boundary for the player extends from the game limits to the green walls that surround the pavilion, at the neighborhood skirts. The wall, edge between the public and private domain, assumes, consequently, the role of the visual limit of the lot through its development: it widens to host greenery, it staggers to obey the pedestrian scale, and it ends as a niche to control the pavilions access.
The plot’s original ground had a strong declivity that was modified for the creation of a podium area for the four paddle courts, as well as a terrace which profits from views towards the city skyline. The elevated area was structurally planned to accommodate extra public weight when stands are placed at competitions. The underground area, close to the changing rooms, houses the rain water reuse tanks, serving the whole complex. At the front street level, at the lower portion of the site, a sloped parking lot was placed, minimizing its visual impact from the courts.
The New Padel headquarters for Curitibano Club intends to be a center of national reference for the practice and competitions of such sport in Brazil. The project also required flexibility for the installations of stands, assuming that their views would not be affected by structural elements. Thus, from these constraints, the limits of the sports pavilion and its eight stilts (visually read as only four supports) were defined. Over the round tubular metallic supports lies two longitudinal trusses measuring 50 meters long and six meters high, which hang the two other transversal trusses measuring approximately 24 meters long. The twelve meters cantilever at all four extremities help to emphasize the lightness and suspension of the pavilion box, while allowing a better structural behavior of the central span, as it reduces the bending moment at the main trusses. The whole structure is locked sideways by a metallic pergola, element that also acts as a scale regulator at the living area, once it does not facilitate from this place the perception of the total volume of the sports ground.
A new court at the Villa Zenyara which is “an incredible property located in Coachella, a short drive to the famous Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Incredibly spacious, with a crisp clean style, this magnificent residence combines sophisticated European design with the simplicity of desert living.
The expansive living area is equipped with sleek furniture that exudes a striking balance between comfort and luxury. The villa can accommodate up to 24 guests in 11 spacious bedrooms. The sun-splashed open living and dining areas are framed by floor-to-celing doors and windows. The villa offers a fully equipped chef kitchen as well as a cozy and relaxing game room.
The villa features fantastic outdoor living. Guests can cool off in the pool, lounge on one of the sun-decks, walk down along the white-sand beach, rinse off in the outdoor shower, and enjoy a cocktail while stargazing by the fire pit. The house offers large outdoor dining areas, mountain views and a walking distance to the majestic valley”, by LVH Global.
Padelbox installs 4 new courts at the prestigious CLUBE CURITIBANO in Brazil.
This new court has a clear view not only from the back of the court but also from the corners and side walls. Full quality and aesthetics enabling a perfect architectonic combination with the surroundings.
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The best padel in the world continues to grow around the planet. The World Padel Tour is as international as it’s ever been. In total, 700 players from 4 continents and 21 countries have been present throughout the 16 tournaments on this season’s calendar. The progressive growth of padel, boosted by the international expansion carried out by the World Padel Tour, has seen more countries around the globe represented at every tournament. As padel continues to consolidate itself at traditional countries such as Spain or Argentina, new members are joining the great padel family. The professional tour is a huge attraction in different countries and new facilities are being built, with the number of players increasing. The recipe is starting to bear its fruits and more and more countries are starting to form a part of the World Padel Tour. Spain and Argentina are still the two giants of the game, both in terms of players and the rankings. Spain, with 290 male players and 167 female players in the rankings, has the largest amount of professional players. In Europe, Portugal is the second nation with the largest presence with 30 players in both categories. After Portugal comes France with 27 players and there are a further five nations in Europe with at least one representative on tour. Argentina, with 19 female players and 118 male players, has the largest presence out of any South American nation. Brazil, where padel is gradually growing, follows with 10 professional players, which includes the world number 1 Pablo Lima and one of the world’s best, Marcello Jardim. Chile, Uruguay, Peru and Venezuela are also showing signs of growth. Mexico, one of the birth places of padel, also has one representative in each category. Africa has two professional players, with South Africa and Cameroon the pioneering nations in the continent. Padel has also reached the Middle East after touching down in the United Arab Emirates, which is present in the men’s tour. The internationalization process, guided by the World Padel Tour, continues to advance and we will surely witness more nations joining next season. Article from www.worldpadeltour.com 
21 countries and 4 continents reflect the internationalization of the World Padel Tour
