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Bucknell University
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
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The
Kinney Natatorium pool designed in association with Ewing Cole Cherry
Brott set multiple league records at the inaugural 2003 Patriot
League Championships. This facility is a fully competitive 8 lane,
53-meter pool including two movable bulkheads, which allow for multiple
simultaneous sporting events. The facility provides for one and
three meter competitive diving, water polo, 25 & 50-meter racing
and practice. Students and faculty also use the pool for recreation.
Fully integrated timing and scoreboard systems are included.
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Water Shapes, September 2003 [PDF]
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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The new natatorium pool designed in association with Ray Group Architects
is a fully competitive 8 lane, 25-meter "stretch" pool including
a moveable bulkhead, which allows for multiple configurations required
for different aquatic events. The facility provides for one meter
competitive diving, water polo, 25 yard and 25-meter racing and
practice. Fully integrated timing and scoreboard systems are included.
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Dallas, Pennsylvania
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The
new natatorium pool designed in association with Burkavage Design
is a fully competitive 6 lane, 25-meter "stretch" pool including
a moveable bulkhead, which allows for multiple configurations required
for different aquatic events. The facility provides for one and
three meter competitive diving, water polo, synchronized swimming,
25 yard and 25-meter racing and practice. Fully integrated timing
and scoreboard systems are included.
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Hagerstown, Maryland
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The
natatorium pools designed in association with Bushey Feight Morin
Architects include a competitive 6 lane, 25 yard training and recreation
pool. The facility also includes a separate three foot depth exercise/therapy
pool. The pools feature, tile finished, cast-in-place concrete construction
with integral gutters.
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Dillsburg, Pennsylvania
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The
new natatorium pool designed in association with Crabtree Rohrbaugh
Architects is a fully competitive 6 lane, 25 yard pool. The facility
provides for one meter competitive diving, 25-yard racing and practice.
Fully integrated timing and scoreboard systems are included. .
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Two
municipal pool facilities were renovated and refined into specific
recreational and competitive uses. Buildings were renovated to eliminate
maintenance issues and create a more appropriate street presence
in their residential neighborhoods. The project includes new zero-depth
entry pools, a new training pool, a diving well addition, and water
slides. The 25-yard, 50-meter competitive pool was reconstructed
for proper competitive depth and length. The tot pools include tiled
in-pool benches to encourage close interaction between parent and
child. All five pools include new stainless steel recirculating
gutter systems and high-rate sand filtration systems.
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A
new municipal bathhouse and swimming pool facility was recently
constructed due in part to the interest shown by several communities.
We provided services, which began with writing grant applications
to fund the feasibility study. This facility provides for diving,
25-yard competitive racing, training and recreational programming
opportunities. Features of the design include adjustable sunscreen
structures, a large wood bandstand, waterslide, Raindrop fountain
and zero depth access.
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Design
sensitivity was required to design a new pool bathhouse and a concession
addition to this prestigious 1923 golf clubhouse complex. By utilizing
similar materials and appropriate scale we designed a new building
directly adjacent to the Clubhouse with it's own identity, which
doesn't compete or detract from the Clubhouse. Ramped integration
of the concession, bathhouse and swimming pool deck levels allowed
for the creation of a pleasant seating area with a view of the dramatic
Pittsburgh skyline while enjoying the shade of an existing tree.
The stone structure with exposed curved wood beams allows users
to enjoy natural light through operable clerestory windows above.
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Wyomissing, Pennsylvania
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This
therapy pool was designed in association with Levengood Architects
as part of a new retirement care facility. The zero-depth accessible
pool provides the residents with the aquatic exercise and lap swimming
component of the facility's overall fitness program. We also provided
expertise regarding critical natatorium issues such as building
enclosure design, materials, humidity and temperature controls.
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| Sesame
Place Langhorne, Pennsylvania |
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University LaSalle University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
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