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Locos Padel
Locos Padel is a padel club where bold design meets smart functionality. The dominant color is blue — echoing the court finishes — while terracotta accents bring contrast and energy to the space.
RECEPTION
The reception area combines three functions in one compact zone: check-in desk, sports retail, and a mini coffee bar. Visually, it’s marked by a lowered ceiling with built-in diagonal lighting that sets it apart from the rest of the space.
The counter itself is a massive lightbox — a luminous centerpiece that greets every guest. Product displays and the small kitchen are tucked into three niches, softly lit through perforated metal panels.
PHOTO ZONE
Adjacent to the reception is a dedicated photo spot — a large-format lightbox with an interchangeable printed film for events and branding. Podiums for award ceremonies are placed in front, reinforcing its role as a visual highlight.
KIDS’ AREA
The kids' zone is divided into two parts: one for younger children, one for teens, with the latter positioned farther from the main traffic. Rather than being a separate room, it’s designed like a theater balcony — open to the courts and offering two-way visibility. Parents can watch their kids, and kids can follow the matches below.
BASEMENT
The corridor walls are finished with metal-style panels running along door height, forming a continuous horizontal band. Two volumes break this line: the first is a viewing window into the sauna.
The second is a sculptural photo object — a bold, art-driven moment built into the architecture.
CHANGING ROOMS
The shower and restroom block is clad in colored glass, while the floor features carbon-textured porcelain stoneware. A full-length wall mirror visually expands the space.
Toilets are finished in light tones, complemented by a statement tinted mirror. In the men’s locker room, the accent color is blue; in the women’s, a deep, complex terracotta.
RECEPTION
The reception area combines three functions in one compact zone: check-in desk, sports retail, and a mini coffee bar. Visually, it’s marked by a lowered ceiling with built-in diagonal lighting that sets it apart from the rest of the space.
The counter itself is a massive lightbox — a luminous centerpiece that greets every guest. Product displays and the small kitchen are tucked into three niches, softly lit through perforated metal panels.
PHOTO ZONE
Adjacent to the reception is a dedicated photo spot — a large-format lightbox with an interchangeable printed film for events and branding. Podiums for award ceremonies are placed in front, reinforcing its role as a visual highlight.
KIDS’ AREA
The kids' zone is divided into two parts: one for younger children, one for teens, with the latter positioned farther from the main traffic. Rather than being a separate room, it’s designed like a theater balcony — open to the courts and offering two-way visibility. Parents can watch their kids, and kids can follow the matches below.
BASEMENT
The corridor walls are finished with metal-style panels running along door height, forming a continuous horizontal band. Two volumes break this line: the first is a viewing window into the sauna.
The second is a sculptural photo object — a bold, art-driven moment built into the architecture.
CHANGING ROOMS
The shower and restroom block is clad in colored glass, while the floor features carbon-textured porcelain stoneware. A full-length wall mirror visually expands the space.
Toilets are finished in light tones, complemented by a statement tinted mirror. In the men’s locker room, the accent color is blue; in the women’s, a deep, complex terracotta.
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