Padel Paradise Coming to Lake Senezh: A New Hub for Sport & Chill in Solnechnogorsk

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A brand-new, state-of-the-art multifunctional padel center is on the way to the stunning shores of Lake Senezh in Solnechnogorsk, Moscow region - a perfect blend of high-energy sport and breathtaking nature.

At the heart of the project are six professional padel courts, ready to host thrilling matches in one of the world’s fastest-growing racket sports. Padel - that addictive mix of tennis, squash, and football - is exploding in popularity, and this center will give players (from beginners to pros) the ideal place to level up their game while soaking in panoramic lake views. But it’s way more than just courts: the complex will feature a fully equipped fitness zone with a modern gym and a dedicated studio for group classes (yoga, HIIT, you name it), a cozy café for post-match coffee or smoothies, and comfortable relaxation areas where friends and families can hang out and recharge.

The building itself is a standout: built on a strong prefabricated metal frame with a lightweight, air-supported pneumatic roof for year-round play, no matter the weather. The facade perforated metal panels that form a striking, dynamic pattern of padel players in motion - stylish, eye-catching, and smartly functional (shading, natural ventilation, and weather protection all in one). Superb transport links from Moscow plus its location next to a new planned residential complex make it incredibly convenient and appealing for locals, weekend visitors from the city, athletes, and everyone who loves active outdoor (and indoor!) lifestyles.

Soon the shores of Lake Senezh will echo with the pop of padel balls, laughter, and the buzz of great vibes. Stay tuned - groundbreaking and opening updates coming soon!

project info:

Name: Padel Center
Client: Forma
Architect: BERGS | alexberg.site
Design team: Darya Tikhomirova, Alex Berg
Location: Solnechnogorsk, Moscow region
Building area: 3,599 square meters
Building height: 11,6 meters

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