Falcon Squash Club is a personal project at heart. Its founder, a 25-year-old international squash player, brought a clear sense of who he is into the brief, and the club we designed reflects that directly. Refined, with a nostalgic edge, but never showy.

The plan is straightforward. Clean geometry, considered materials, and a clear relationship between the courts and the spaces around them. The café, pro shop and office sit at the front of the club, with the courts and tiered bleachers at its center, and the Falcon Fuel Bar, gym, trainer rest area and guest facilities placed around them.

A few small moves carry most of the personality. Bold blocks of color against neutral surfaces. Signage that borrows from vintage sports clubs. Framing details that double as structure. None of it is loud on its own, but the combination gives the club a character that feels specific to its founder rather than borrowed from a template.

It was always meant to be a club that stays relevant. Not because of any particular trend, but because the sport itself doesn't go out of fashion, and neither does a space that's been thought through carefully.