An oak frame tennis court pavilion with a glazed central gable and a slate roof, at the end of a walled grass court.
Visualisation
This design is a tennis court pavilion at the end of a grass court inside brick walls. It has a slate roof with a central oak gable, glazed from the doors up to the apex, facing down the court.
On each side of the gable is an open covered bay with a bench. The pavilion sits on a raised terrace reached by wide steps from the court. Inside, the oak frame is exposed under a vaulted ceiling, and the glazed gable frames the view of the court.
This is a design drawn for one site. It has not been built, and it can be adapted to another site.
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