As part of the expansive 90-acre Rolling Hills Park development, Wallover Architects collaborated with Peters Township and Mackin Engineering to lead the aquatic vision of this transformative public park project. At the heart of this $23 million initiative is a dynamic, multi-feature aquatic center and spray playground, designed to bring year-round energy, revenue generation, and family-focused recreation to McMurray, Pennsylvania.
The proposed aquatic facility includes three distinct bodies of water, a modern bathhouse and support infrastructure, and a three-season spray playground—all engineered to create an immersive, exciting experience for visitors of all ages.
Peters Township’s goal was clear: create a facility with a strong “WOW Factor” that not only supports community wellness and leisure but also generates operational revenue through robust programming and desirable aquatic features.
This forward-thinking aquatic project reflects Peters Township’s commitment to health, recreation, and strategic community investment. By incorporating flexible programming, cutting-edge water play, and sustainable planning, the Rolling Hills Park aquatic center is positioned to become a regional destination for families, athletes, and event organizers.
From early-stage feasibility studies to detailed master planning and design execution, Wallover Architects helps communities envision and build purposeful, revenue-generating aquatic spaces. If your municipality is planning to upgrade or develop a public swimming facility, let’s start a conversation.
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