Memorial northwest
Progressive was contracted by Memorial Northwest as a Design Builder to perform a complete overhaul of the HOA’s aquatic facility. The $4.3 million investment funded a complete replacement of the 50-year-old pool. The project consists of a new 4,750-square-foot competition pool with eight 25-yard lap lanes. It also includes a 7,000-squre-foot leisure pool with zero-depth entry, three stair entries, underwater benches, a water walk, play structure, various spray features, and a waterslide.
Mission family aquatic center
This Westport Pools Design Build project replaced an aging, unsafe pool at the Mission Family Aquatic Center. The facility includes a zero-depth entry spray ground and children’s leisure pool with an ADA lift. There is also an 8-lane lap pool equipped with starting blocks, an ADA lift, one 1-meter and one 3-meter diving boards, interactive play structure and shade structures.
Mizzou south end zone
The Mizzou South End Zone Facility was a $98 million project completed in 2019. The Tigers’ were treated to a new football operations area, which included team and staff locker rooms, an enhanced sports medicine facility featuring a weight room, nutrition oasis and equipment room, team and position meeting rooms, coaches’ offices, as well as a Hydrotherapy area with recovery pools, and Hyroworx and lap pool.
Monahans high school
As part of a series of additions and renovations to Monahans High School in West Texas, a new natatorium was included with a 7,546-square-foot competition pool. The 75-by-100-foot pool features ten 25-meter primary course lanes, twelve 25-yard cross-course lanes, a 5-foot moveable bulkhead, two 1-meter diving boards, and a fully integrated electronic timing system. Aquatic equipment include ten starting blocks, a pool heater, and an ADA chair lift. This new addition will be utilized by Monahans-Wickett-Pyote ISD for district swimming and diving programs.
Mt hawley country club
Mt. Hawley Country Club has served Peoria, IL as a private members club since its founding in 1922. Their family-friendly facilities offer an experience unlike any other. The club sports three swimming pools that include a diving well with a drop slide, 6-lane lap pool, and tot pool. Mt. Hawley has an active swim team and aquatics programs for all ages. The swimming facility is complimented by the cabana bar and kitchen open for service during open swim hours.
Mt vernon aquatic zoo
An Aquatic center with animal theming throughtout the facility. Features include a lily pad walk, water slides, competition pool, lazy river and a very creative play structure and spray pad that emphasizes the zoo theme. The Mt. Vernon Aquatic Zoo Waterpark is fun for all ages. The facility features two 30-foot tall slides, one 112-foot body slide, one 266-foot dual rider tube slide, two diving boards, children’s splashpad, interactive water features, lazy river, zero-depth entry leisure pool, and concessions.
New braunfels recreation center
Das Rec features multiple bodies of water which include a stunning 4,500-square-foot competition pool with eight 25-yard lap lanes, and a 4,500-square-foot leisure pool with zero-depth and stair entries . The leisure pool is designed with a waterslide that loops outside one corner of the building and lands next to the leisure pool. It also has a current channel, underwater benches, three 25-yard lap lanes, and a play structure.
North county rec center
This project replaced an older traditional rectangular pool at the North County Recreation Center. This includes a children’s play pool with an interative play structure and dumping bucket, zero-depth entry, and tot slide. The leisure portion of the pool includes two waterslides, three lap lanes, 1-meter diving board, lazy river with stair entry, and water basketball and volleyball equipment.
North pointe aquatic center
The North Pointe Family Aquatic Center is a state-of-the-art facility that features a 25-yard by 25-meter lap pool with 10 lap lanes, two 1-meter diving boards, and a “Tree Swing.” Surrounding the complex is a 1,000-foot lazy river, which facilitates a running waterfall and various watersprays. The lazy river encloses a leisure pool with a zero-depth entry, water features, and a vortex, and a tot pool with a zero-depth entry and a play structure. Between the leisure pool and tot pool is a splashpad. Adjacent to the lap pool are one open-flume and one closed-flume, two-story waterslides. This project was named the “Best Public Pool” in September 2003 by the St. Louis Riverfront Times newspaper and was renovated in 2017.
Omaha jewish community center
The Omaha Jewish Community Center outdoor facility, known as the Goldstein Family Aquatic Center, was a design build project that features an interactive play structure and dump bucket with zero-depth entry, a splashpad, leisure pool with zero-depth entry, ADA lift, and waterslide, a 6-lane lap pool with starting blocks, diving board, climbing wall and stair entry, and a lazy river.