The designs are based on a series of five oil paintings, which when placed side by side form one larger image in a "tapestry of colour fields". Kinloch Park courts in St Louis by William LaChanceĪrtist William LaChance painted three basketball courts in a suburb St Louis suburb with bold, block colours. Squares of blue, white, red and yellow ethylene propylene diene monome (EPDM) rubber – a synthetic material commonly used on floors for sports – have been added to the court. The painting depicts four figures all dressed in the same bold colours found on the court. Russian artist Kasimir Malevich's 1930s artwork Sportsmen informed the design. Ill-Studio partnered with French fashion brand Pigalle to create a multicoloured basketball court nestled among a row of buildings in the ninth arrondissement of Paris. Pigalle Duperré in Paris by Ill-Studio and Pigalle
Ilori's colourful prints also spill out onto a wall of hoarding that runs along the perimeter of the court, while a pattern of blue and orange waves laps the backboard of the court's sole basketball hoop.įind out more about the Bank Street Park basketball court› The half-sized court, which is designed for three-a-side basketball, is covered in 3D-printed polypropylene tiles. Bank Street Park basketball court in London, by Yinka Iloriĭesigner Yinka Ilori combined his distinctive geometric motifs and vibrant colours for this public basketball court in London's Canary Wharf financial district.
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