Northview Public School District was faced with deciding whether to invest $30 million in major renovations or to build a new high school estimated at $80 million. Deciding to renovate the existing facility, about two-thirds of the school now features new construction with major technology improvements. The three-year project also included improvements to mechanical and electrical systems with energy-efficient boilers, lighting, insulation, and windows.
The former pool was transformed into a new fitness center outfitted with 18 weight machines donated by East Hills Athletic Club, and the beautiful new 25-yard indoor pool features 13 swimming lanes. The airy structure is a marvel of design, technology, and amenities.
Thirteen 25-yard lap lanes
Full ceramic tile finish
Stair entry and an ADA pool lift
Two 1-meter springboards
One 3-meter springboard
13 ft. water depth
560 sq. ft. of 3’6” to 5’0”shallow water depth used for instructional swimming
In-deck timing system with a full-color LED, video capable scoreboard
Seating to accommodate 433 spectators
The former pool was transformed into a new fitness center outfitted with 18 weight machines donated by East Hills Athletic Club, and the beautiful new 25-yard indoor pool features 13 swimming lanes. The airy structure is a marvel of design, technology, and amenities.
Thirteen 25-yard lap lanes
Full ceramic tile finish
Stair entry and an ADA pool lift
Two 1-meter springboards
One 3-meter springboard
13 ft. water depth
560 sq. ft. of 3’6” to 5’0”shallow water depth used for instructional swimming
In-deck timing system with a full-color LED, video capable scoreboard
Seating to accommodate 433 spectators
