Rec Facilities

Swimming More Sustainably

Coloradans who love to swim, splash, and soak with a view of Mount Sopris will soon do all three more sustainably at a new Carbondale Aquatics Center, scheduled to open in May 2026.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Flexible Designs, Permanent Solutions

When planning to build new sports and recreation facilities, communities and private entities alike always have to navigate a delicate balance.

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Rec Facilities 6 min read

Making a splash in the world of aquatics often involves looking beyond physical blueprints. There is much discussion about ramps, zero-entry edges, and lift chairs—essential components of any modern aquatic facility.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Game On, Year-Round

It has been a monumental year for Fargo residents, and really, all North Dakota athletes.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Future Readiness

As communities face frequent climate events, social disruptions, and infrastructure challenges, civic architecture is being reimagined as a front line of resilience.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

The 12-Month Aquatic Playbook

Every aquatic professional knows the sinking feeling of a pool closure. Members are frustrated, schedules are disrupted, and budgets are drained by emergency fixes. Too often, maintenance is reactive, something done only when equipment fails.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read

From Community Need To Civic Icon

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Conducting a “Sound” Pickleball Siting Study

Whether you love pickleball for its energetic, fast pace or hate it for the constant rhythmic, popping noise of the plastic ball, its status as one of the fastest-growing recreational sports in the United States is undeniable.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read

High-Tech, High-Energy

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Building With Purpose

In the heart of the East Texas pines, Camp Cho-Yeh has taken a significant step in expanding its mission with the completion of two new facilities designed and built by Houston-based, design-build firm KDW.

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Rec Facilities 6 min read

Designed With Purpose

The crisp fall air ushers in a much-anticipated time of year—college football season. To many, football means tailgating, relaxing weekends, and cheering for their favorite team with friends and family.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read

Ready For Primetime

During this past summer, the world beat a path to America’s doorstep for the FIFA Club World Cup.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Swimming More Sustainably

Flexible Designs, Permanent Solutions

Making A Splash

Game On, Year-Round

Future Readiness

The 12-Month Aquatic Playbook

From Community Need To Civic Icon

Conducting a “Sound” Pickleball Siting Study

High-Tech, High-Energy

Building With Purpose

Designed With Purpose

Ready For Primetime