Est. 2025, Toronto

The Court
is the canvas.

Functional tennis courts built as global art installations.

Toronto New York Mexico City Los Angeles
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Where sport
meets art.

We collaborate with artists to create full scale tennis courts in unexpected locations globally. From refurbished brick factories and warehouse rooftops to lavender fields; each court reflects the spirit of the artist, it's location and the surrounding culture.

C.R.C. operations intersect somewhere between tennis club, architecture firm and large scale art gallery.

01
Hope

Every court we make enriches community through sport, culture and art.

Whether you are simply there to see large scale art or play a match, our hope is to create impact: athletically and artistically.

02
Frustration

The bar of entry is high. Either through excessive wait times or financial costs. An average club in London boasts a waitlist time of 2–5 years. Toronto averages 4+ years, often up to 10.

03
Intention

Decrease barriers to play and increase access to art and culture through sport. All while establishing a diverse array of exciting tennis courts globally.

Evergreen
Brickworks.

Toronto, 2026

The First
Court.

Evergreen Brickworks is a heritage industrial site, nestled into Toronto's Rosedale Valley, a place that celebrates creativity, community, and sustainability. The perfect canvas for our first installation.

Activation Incoming
Venue Evergreen Brickworks
Location Toronto, Canada
Format Hard surface outdoor artist-designed court
Access Open to the public
Date July 2026
Partnerships

Given the scope of our operation, we work with a wide breadth of partners across sport, culture and commerce.

From tennis tournaments and city municipalities, to household brands, cultural institutions, property developers and community organisations, and many more.

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Courts designed by
artists, for everyone.

01
Open Call
Global

We work with artists across many disciplines, from painters to architects, and graphic designers to city planners.

02
Site-Specific
Each Installation

Each court is designed for its location, drawing from the history, culture, and character of where it lives. No two courts will ever look the same.

03
Temporary by Design
By Principle

Courts exist for a finite time. This impermanence is the point, creating urgency, memory and meaning, the same palpability of all great matches.

Submit your work

Let's make
some racquet.

Partnerships, press, artist submissions, or just to say hello.

info@cityracquetclub.com