Hey Pickler

Play, work, connect.

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Pickleball, Work & Social Space

Renovation · 2026

Let play happen, and let the conversation continue.

With three courts at its core, viewing, rest, and light socializing connect into one continuous public space, so the time before and after a game is just as worth looking forward to.

Cutaway view of the whole floor from above: three blue courts around the central core, with the lounge, bar and rooms between them.

Rendered plan of the floor: one court on the left, one at the top right and one at the lower left, with the lounge and offices along the top of the central core. — Plan, illustrative

Three courts, one social band

The three courts are arranged around the existing core. Low partitions and see-through screens keep sightlines connected, while separate rooms hold office and rehabilitation needs.

From arrival to belonging

Brand display, a curved reception desk, and open shelving form the first impression, making the entry into the club an easy transition.

The entrance: the Hey Pickler name on a pale wall, racks of clothing, and a curved white reception desk, with a court behind a low divider. — Entrance

Bounded, yet connected

Blue courts and low dividers form a clear playing surface. Courtside rest, storage, and viewing stay connected to it, while daylight along the windows and linear lights extend the layers of the space.

View across the courts from behind a net: low gray dividers, lockers and shelves along the wall, and the reception area beyond. — Courts

Courtside, and after the game

A long bar, sofas, and small tables offer different scales of staying, with see-through offices beside them. Wood frames, slender metal, and pale counters make the bar a warm, restrained place to meet.

The lounge seen over a long counter: sofas and small tables, a glass-walled office on the left, screens on the wall on the right. — Lounge and work

The bar: stools at a dark counter, a pale table and benches, with tall windows along the far side. — Bar

From the courts

From the courts to reception and the bar, one continuous line of club life.