The team of Counsilman-Hunsaker, Allen Brown Architects, and Moody Nolan designed the new resort-like outdoor aquatic facility to meet Oklahoma State University's student body's fitness and leisure programming needs. The state-of-the-art facility embodies the school's goals and objectives as a popular gathering place for students.
Design Publications:
2005 & 2006 - 'Architectural Showcase'
Athletic Business magazine
The pool is made up of one large body of water artistically carved into separate rings with each seamlessly connecting to the next.
Three fitness lap lanes adjoined to a split-level wading pool with stair entry
Vortex as the innermost ring, spinning quietly with the sounds of waterfalls and trickling fountains located throughout the pool
Underwater bubble-bench seating as the next ring of the circle, holding up to 30 students
ADA-accessible zero-depth entry
Aquatic basketball space located in the upper pool section
Current channel designed as the outermost ring
The pool is made up of one large body of water artistically carved into separate rings with each seamlessly connecting to the next.
Three fitness lap lanes adjoined to a split-level wading pool with stair entry
Vortex as the innermost ring, spinning quietly with the sounds of waterfalls and trickling fountains located throughout the pool
Underwater bubble-bench seating as the next ring of the circle, holding up to 30 students
ADA-accessible zero-depth entry
Aquatic basketball space located in the upper pool section
Current channel designed as the outermost ring
