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City of Garner
Garner, Iowa |
Client Challenge:
Create a bath house to complement the new aquatic center and allow visual control of the locker room entrances.
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SVPA Solution:
SVPA put a contemporary spin on the bath house and concessions building by using common “shed” roof forms traditionally found throughout the Iowa landscape. Typical building materials are used for an economical approach, yet the design provides a unique architectural solution with varying textures and an open atmosphere. The program shifts the adjacencies of the office, admissions, lifeguard office, and locker rooms to allow the pool manager to monitor activity throughout the entire facility.
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Completion Date:
May, 2007
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Project Size:
3,289 s.f. bath house; 8,829 s.f. water surface
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Type of Delivery:
Design/Bid/Build
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Work Team:
- Vitus Bering, AIA
- Thad Long, AIA
- Water's Edge Aquatic Design
- Hoss & Brown Engineers
- JP-SE, LLC
- Henkel Construction
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Became an SVPA client in: 2005
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City of Garner The use of split and smooth faced concrete masonry adds visual interest to the bath house
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