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Timmy Time: A Busy Start To 2024

Squash Wants To Be A New Thing In The U.S.

Coming to Bridgeport, With Love And Irony - A Steel Court.

Testimonial: Father & Son From Sweden

Squash Lessons

“The field of dreams in Queens.”

Visitors are welcome, by appointment.

Outdoor Squash

COVID has added new perspectives to so many things in our lives, especially the ones we love, like squash. Do we have to play indoors? If you could play outdoors, how would it be different? What are the possibilities? Should you consider building outdoor squash courts?

Sources point to the origins of squash in London prisons. The game was taken up in some form by “the boys at Harrow” around 1830. Harrow built four outdoor courts in 1864. Yet, today nearly every squash court around the world is indoors. We believe this has been limiting access, growth, and the beauty of the game for over 150 years. It’s time to rethink outside.

Why can’t squash courts be built like other sports facilities for tennis, basketball, volleyball, … with both indoor and outdoor playing opportunities? If you could, would you prefer to play squash outside? We are not the only ones asking these questions. Others have challenged the status quo before. But, maybe something is different this time.

Can “outdoor squash” significantly expand the business, the art, and the community of squash?

The Metal Architecture Design Award

“Smooth Metal Wall Panels”

Metal Architecture Awards judge Rand Elliott, FAIA, calls the Maspeth Squash Court stunningly beautiful. “Talk about somebody thinking about steel and using it in a positive way that was intentional. This is a piece of art.

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How to build an outdoor squash court.

For almost everyone involved in building squash courts, building outdoor courts is a brave and exciting new world. There are five key ingredients in building outdoor squash courts:

1. Land 2. Funding 3. Design 4. Construction 5. Nurturing

You can build a sustainable outdoor squash court in just a few months, one that tests at the top for experience and performance, for less than half the cost of indoor courts. And, well-built outdoor courts last longer and require less maintenance.

Building outdoor squash courts is not a one size fits all proposition. Your own custom-designed facility can be a variety of construction materials, architectural designs, landscaping, accessories, and budgets.

Whether you own the land and are building your own court or working with a group or organization to identify sites, raise funds, and get local permits together, we can help. Our mission is to help squash recover and grow again. Don't hesitate to contact us to explore the possibilities.