Lewis & Clark Community College Pool (Study)

Lewis & Clark Community College Feasibility Study focused on several concepts to replace its 1963 indoor pool (renovated in 1989). The options not only provided competitive swimming but also added leisure swimming and dry fitness areas to enhance the aquatic center's attraction to a broader market, representing a changing facet of the recreation scene at colleges and universities where schools gravitate toward facilities that support the entire student body, including ADA populations, and have proven to be an enormous recruitment tool.