What was once the Rye Skate Park has been reimagined as a premier destinations for health, fitness, and wellness. Designed by Maugel DeStefano Architects and constructed by Ricci Construction, Airfield Place is a 65,000-square-foot multi-tenant recreation and wellness center in Rye, New Hampshire that brings together complementary businesses in a vibrant, community-focused environment.

Today, Airfield Place is home to New England Pickleball, Flight House Gym, Rye Physical Therapy, The Hangar Coworking Space, Flow House Yoga, Rinse Recovery, and Engrain Market. While each tenant has its own distinct identity, the design-build team worked closely with the building owner and every business to create a cohesive environment that establishes a unified brand for Airfield Place while allowing each tenant's personality to shine.

The owner's vision extended beyond creating a collection of individual businesses. The goal was to develop a destination where visitors could easily move from one experience to the next—playing a game of pickleball, joining a yoga class, attending a physical therapy appointment, recovering with wellness services, or enjoying fresh, locally sourced food—all within a single facility.

The experience begins the moment visitors enter the building. A welcoming fireplace lounge serves as the heart of the facility, encouraging people to gather, connect, and relax before or after their activities. Open views into the fitness areas on both the ground floor and mezzanine showcase the energy of group exercise classes and personal training sessions, while thoughtfully planned circulation guides visitors to shared locker rooms and each tenant's branded space.

By combining recreation, fitness, wellness, and healthy dining under one roof, Airfield Place has transformed a former recreational site into a destination that promotes healthy living and fosters a strong sense of community.