In early 2007, the City of Spokane, Washington, retained the team of Counsilman-Hunsaker and ALSC Architects to prepare construction documents for the replacement of obsolete aquatic centers at six municipal regional parks.
Following an aggressive schedule of public meetings, the southeastern community (deeply involved throughout the process) had their say in the eventual outcome of new design options for the Liberty Pool located in Liberty Park.
At this site, the design team’s greatest challenge (set forth by the city) was to stretch the allotted budget in order to maximize the water area and aquatic related amenities.
The final outcome re-used as much of the existing building by upgrading the bathhouse amenities and re-planning the mechanical equipment space to house the new heater, filtrations; and additional new pumps required for new waterslides, play structure, and vortex.
7,850 sq. ft. Recreation Pool
Six 25-yard lap lanes with 1-meter diving board
Zero depth entry with geysers and bubblers
100 ft. open body flume waterslide
95 ft. enclosed body flume waterslide
20 ft. diameter water vortex
Children's play feature with interactive water features and small run-out waterslide
At this site, the design team’s greatest challenge (set forth by the city) was to stretch the allotted budget in order to maximize the water area and aquatic related amenities.
The final outcome re-used as much of the existing building by upgrading the bathhouse amenities and re-planning the mechanical equipment space to house the new heater, filtrations; and additional new pumps required for new waterslides, play structure, and vortex.
7,850 sq. ft. Recreation Pool
Six 25-yard lap lanes with 1-meter diving board
Zero depth entry with geysers and bubblers
100 ft. open body flume waterslide
95 ft. enclosed body flume waterslide
20 ft. diameter water vortex
Children's play feature with interactive water features and small run-out waterslide
