Toronto Tempo Locker Rooms at Coca-Cola Coliseum

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Toronto Tempo Locker Rooms at Coca-Cola Coliseum

Toronto Tempo Locker Rooms at Coca-Cola Coliseum

The Toronto Tempo Player Performance Centre celebrates a historic milestone: Canada's first WNBA team.Located within Coca-Cola Coliseum, the facility is the team's game-day home. It is where players prepare, focus, recover, celebrate, and regroup. More than a series of functional rooms, it is an environment designed to support both athletic performance and team culture.
  • Client

    Kilmer

  • Location

    Toronto

Entro was tasked with bringing the new Toronto Tempo brand to life with environmental graphics in the space in partnership with BBB Architects. The goal was to create a space that felt energetic, welcoming, and unmistakably Toronto. Every player—whether local or new to the city—should feel a sense of belonging the moment they arrive.

 

Completed during a period of unprecedented growth for women’s professional sports, the project reflects the momentum of both the league and the city it represents.

A key challenge was balancing bold branding with the focus and calm needed in a high-performance environment. Custom multi-layer graphics on glass provide privacy while maintaining openness and visual consistency from both sides. The result is a space where branding feels immersive rather than overwhelming.

The Player Performance Centre transforms the Toronto Tempo brand into an experience. Every surface reinforces the team’s identity while supporting the mindset of elite athletes.

 

Rather than simply decorating the space, the graphics become part of the architecture—motivating, welcoming, and reinforcing team culture at every touchpoint. It celebrates Toronto, reflects the confidence of a new franchise, and demonstrates how environmental graphic design can inspire performance and connection.

As the home of Canada’s first WNBA franchise, the project establishes a new standard for women’s professional sports environments. It reflects the energy of a growing league, the identity of Toronto, and the power of environmental graphic design to shape performance, belonging, and culture.

Photography by Kishan Mistry

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