Caja Mágica, Tennis complex in Manzanares Linear Park, Madrid, Spain
The Caja Mágica is a tennis complex in Manzanares Linear Park in Madrid, designed for both professional and recreational players. The facility includes several outdoor courts, covered areas, training grounds, a swimming pool, and instruction facilities.
French architect Dominique Perrault designed this modern sports facility, which opened in 2009. It was developed to establish Madrid as an international sports hub.
The site is known as the home of the Madrid Open, one of the world's major tennis tournaments. Fans and players from around the globe gather here and shape the energy of the place during competition season.
The grounds are easily accessible by public transportation and situated in a green area. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes, as the facility is sprawling and the terrain may be uneven in places.
The building's outer shell changes appearance depending on the time of day: by day the facade appears matte through reflection, while at night it glows. This makes the architecture a special visual experience that constantly transforms.
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