Schertz aquatic center
The natatorium consists of a 4,500-square-foot, 25-yard competition pool with eight lap lanes, high-rate sand filter, UV, and Accu-Tab systems, and a 1,200-square-foot instructional pool with stair entry and underwater bench seating. The outdoor area features a splash pad with interactive spray features.
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.
Keller pointe
Completed in August 2004, the facility showcases two bodies of water with the latest in multi-generational design, including a 6,100-square-foot indoor leisure pool with an open tube waterslide, closed flume waterslide, 200-square-foot whirlpool spa, four fitness lap lanes, and interactive play features. The second pool is a 10,900-square-foot outdoor leisure pool with an open tube waterside, lazy river, 1,250-square-foot sprayground, vortex, and interactive play features.
Lions park aquatic center
Boonville’s state-of-the-art aquatic center is the place to be in the summer time. It features a zero-depth entry children’s play area with a large aquatic play structure, two serpentine tube slides, a hydrotherapy bench, lily walk, lazy river with a vortex, and spraypad area. The facility also includes a 6-lane 25-meter lap pool with starting blocks, two 1-meter diving boards, basketball hoop, and two additional tube slides.
Deaconess aquatic center
The Deaconess Aquatic Center in Evansville, Indiana features an indoor competition pool with multiple lap lanes, two bulkheads, starting blocks, an ADA lift, two 3-meter diving boards, and two 1-meter diving boards. There is a separate indoor lesson pool with 4 lap laps, stair entry, a second ADA lift, underwater bench seating, zero-depth entry, interative water features, and basketball hoop. The project also included an outdoor splashpad, making this facility perfect for individuals of all ages.
Agnes nolting aquatic complex
The 9,250-square-foot pool located in Main Park includes features that can accompany everyone in your family. Features include zero-depth entry, splashpad, flume slide, 6-lane 25-yard lap pool, climbing wall, 1-meter diving boards, and a basketball hoop. This project also includes LifeFloor surfacing, foam-rubber flooring with barefoot traction.
Alligator’s creek
Located in Civic Park, Alligator’s Creek is one of the finest outdoor aquatic centers in the area with exciting features for all ages. This design/build project is an outdoor facility with three water slides, a one-meter spring diving board,long lazy river with a zero-depth beach entrance, splashpad for kids of all abilities, floating bridge, interactive water playground, family-friendly whirlpool or vortex, and a multi-lane lap pool.