Ensemble sportif judaïque, Bordeaux, Art Deco sports complex in Bordeaux, France.
The Ensemble sportif judaïque is an Art Deco sports complex housing multiple swimming pools, including a 50-meter Olympic pool with a retractable roof and a 25-meter training pool. The buildings display distinctive 1930s design features with functional layouts designed for various sporting activities.
Architect Louis Madeline designed this facility in 1936, and it later received official recognition as a historical monument. The building reflects the importance of Jewish community life in Bordeaux during that period and investment in modern sports infrastructure.
The complex serves Bordeaux' Jewish community as a gathering place while welcoming swimmers and athletes from across the city for lessons and programs.
The facility is located on rue Judaïque and features specialized access systems for people with reduced mobility. Visitors can find swimming classes and training areas readily available throughout the year.
The roof of the 50-meter pool can be opened to allow swimming under open sky on pleasant days. This technical feature from the 1930s was remarkably advanced for its time and remains a notable aspect of the design.
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