West Jefferson Hills High School Natatorium – A High School Competition Pool Built for Performance & Accessibility

Key Features of the West Jefferson Hills High School Pool

• Expanded 8-Lane Competition Pool – Ideal for high school meets, team practices, and year-round training.

• 1-Meter Diving Well – Compact diving area integrated into the main pool with efficient use of space.

• ADA-Accessible Ramp Entry – Ensures inclusive use for swimmers of all abilities.

• Myrtha Technology Construction – Delivers a stainless-steel, modular pool structure for reduced maintenance and longer lifespan.

• High Rate Sand Filtration System – Enhances water clarity and supports daily operations with reliability.

• Dual Sanitation Systems – Primary and secondary disinfection ensures optimal water safety.

• Paddock Evacuator® System – Chloramine source capture dramatically improves indoor air quality for athletes, staff, and spectators.

• Uniform LED Lighting Design – Balanced lighting enhances visual comfort for swimmers and elevates the competition atmosphere for fans and coaches.

A Pool That Serves the Whole Community

This natatorium goes beyond athletics. The thoughtful inclusion of an ADA ramp system, along with enhanced air and water quality, makes it a safe and inviting space for all users—whether students, staff, or community members. Its design supports educational use, after-school swim programs, community recreation, and interscholastic competition.

The uniform lighting and visually striking interior finishes elevate the facility to a collegiate-level experience while remaining a cornerstone of high school and local aquatics.

Building Smart, Inclusive Aquatics Facilities with Wallover Architects

Wallover Architects has long been recognized for its innovation in high school pool design—combining performance, durability, and user-centered features. The West Jefferson Hills High School pool is a testament to our approach: smart aquatic design that anticipates the evolving needs of student-athletes, school administrators, and the wider community.