Universal locker rooms evolve to offer more utility, accessibility, and privacy
Much about fitness has changed over the last few years, including the advent of virtual classes and the meteoric rise of pickleball. However, in gym facilities across the country, one of the more noticeable changes has little to do with exercise.
“Quite honestly, locker rooms are maybe used less than ever. At least that's what we're hearing from some of the operators,” says Jason Ringdahl, Senior Principal at Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture, a firm that primarily specializes in recreation and community centers.
