Crux Pflugerville is the climbing gym’s first ground-up facility, purpose-built to support a full spectrum of indoor recreation and wellness. Spanning approximately 33,000 square feet, the building houses bouldering terrain, 55-foot-tall competition climbing walls, a dedicated kids’ climbing zone, yoga and fitness studios, free weights and equipment, retail, and lounge space.

An on-site coffee shop anchors one edge of a landscaped courtyard—an intentional gesture in a suburban context where pedestrian-scaled outdoor space is often lacking. This semi-public courtyard fosters social interaction beyond the gym walls and offers an inviting entry sequence to the building.

The architecture is shaped directly by the climbing program within, yielding a distinctive form that also acts as landmark signage. Its bold geometry makes it immediately recognizable to climbers, while intriguing passersby who may not yet be familiar with what lies inside.