Counsilman-Hunsaker, in association with TMP Associates, was retained by Ann Arbor Public Schools to design an aquatic facility for the new Skyline High School. The goal was to create a comprehensive high school pool, both in terms of curricular and extra-curricular opportunities for students.
With that in mind, Counsilman-Hunsaker designed a fast competition pool which offers versatility and pool flexibility for physical education classes, as well as varsity athletics.
This proudly marks the third pool that Counsilman-Hunsaker has designed for Ann Arbor Public Schools, nationally recognized for high school swimming and waterpolo. The previously designed Pioneer High School pool (1997) has helped win national swim championships, while Huron High School pool (1996) has helped win numerous waterpolo state titles. Skyline High School expects equally impressive results in breaking records, and has achieved LEED Silver Certification.
13 training lanes can be configured to have eight extra-wide lanes with three warm-up/warm-down lanes for competitive swimming
Moveable bulkhead, allowing the pool to be sectioned off for lap swimming, dual waterpolo courses, training for local aquatic teams, and fitness classes
1 and 3-meter springboard diving
With that in mind, Counsilman-Hunsaker designed a fast competition pool which offers versatility and pool flexibility for physical education classes, as well as varsity athletics.
This proudly marks the third pool that Counsilman-Hunsaker has designed for Ann Arbor Public Schools, nationally recognized for high school swimming and waterpolo. The previously designed Pioneer High School pool (1997) has helped win national swim championships, while Huron High School pool (1996) has helped win numerous waterpolo state titles. Skyline High School expects equally impressive results in breaking records, and has achieved LEED Silver Certification.
13 training lanes can be configured to have eight extra-wide lanes with three warm-up/warm-down lanes for competitive swimming
Moveable bulkhead, allowing the pool to be sectioned off for lap swimming, dual waterpolo courses, training for local aquatic teams, and fitness classes
1 and 3-meter springboard diving
