Outdoor squash · Partner-delivered example
An outdoor steel-walled court opened by Maspeth Squash in Queens in June 2020, supporting workplace, educational and community experiences.
Maspeth Squash says Jeff Anschlowar and Robert Gibralter developed the steel-court idea as an educational project, completed the court in the company’s backyard after the 2020 shutdowns, and opened it in June 2020. Squash Dog did not design, fund or deliver this project.
Maspeth Squash traces the court’s origins to a 2019 design project. It was completed in the company’s backyard after the 2020 shutdowns and opened in June 2020. The host describes it as the first outdoor steel-walled squash court.
The venue offers bookings, lessons and group outings through its own channels. This is a hosted industrial-yard venue, not a free public-park court; check current booking terms and access arrangements directly with Maspeth Squash.
Maspeth Squash reports educational visits from school and university squash programmes and community organisations, alongside staff, players and touring professionals. These are host-reported examples, not independently measured participation outcomes.
A locally invested host can combine court use with education, group visits and events. A similar project would need to match the court type, operating model and access arrangements to its audience and site.
Before you visit
Maspeth Squash describes bookings, lessons and group outings. This is not an open public park court; confirm availability, terms and access directly with the venue before travelling.
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A place of your own
Let’s Bounce connects outdoor court ideas with local hosts, schools, coaches and appropriate sponsors. We can explore the place, participation programme and practical delivery together.
Discuss a similar projectSquash Dog is operated by Fagan Consulting Limited, a commercial company. Court options are assessed for each site and community.
