Tennis Pavilion

Kansas City, MO

This Tennis Pavilion used CLT roof and walls for an unexpected but aesthetically warm and structurally progressive building solution. The Pavilion, located in the heart of an historic athletic club, anchors the otherwise unstructured tennis court layout. Clean lines of the sloped CLT roof extend seamlessly from inside out, inviting natural light in while forming shaded viewing platforms outside that connect viewers to players in the surrounding courts. The scissoring roof form reduces the building's energy usage by minimizing thermal breaks and allowing for improved insulation and natural ventilation. Inviting aesthetics of the wood panels provide material warmth for the Pavilion, which houses a pro shop, gathering areas, indoor and outdoor seating, food and beverage area, and locker rooms. Large panel sizes and the slender roof profile create a contemporary interpretation of the existing clubhouse veranda, while use of natural wood stays consistent with the progressive and environmentally conscious nature of the club.

Version History
  • Project uploaded by WoodWorks Innovation Network on 02-25-2021
Project Details
  • Number Of Stories

    1

  • Bldg system

    Mass Timber

  • Square footage

    2,265

  • Construction Type:

    V-B

  • Building Type:

    Business (Office)

  • Material Types:

    Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT)

Project Team
  • Centric Projects Contractor
  • Generator Studio Architect
  • Joey Parish Contractor
  • Peter Baird Architect
Version History
  • Project uploaded by WoodWorks Innovation Network on 02-25-2021
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