A blue chequered court in Mexico City, a multicoloured court in Paris and a 3D-printed basketball floor all feature in our roundup of colourful basketball courts.

Ezelsplein in Aalst, Belgium, by Katrien Vanderlinden
Belgian artist Katrien Vanderlinden painted a colourful mural informed by a children's game onto a basketball court in inner-city Aalst.
Squares, rectangles, triangles and circles, in different shapes, sizes and colours make up the court named Ezelsplein. Vanderlinden used the children's mathematical reasoning game Logical Blocks as the basis for her geometric designs.
The unique pattern of shapes, lines and colours give players the opportunity to make up their own games on the court.
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Bank Street Park basketball court in London, by Yinka Ilori Designer Yinka Ilori combined his distinctive geometric motifs and vibrant colours for this public basketball court in London's Canary Wharf financial district.
The half-sized court, which is designed for three-a-side basketball, is covered in 3D-printed polypropylene tiles.
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.
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Pigalle Duperré in Paris by Ill-Studio and Pigalle
Ill-Studio partnered with French fashion brand Pigalle to create a multicoloured basketball court n...