Counsilman-Hunsaker was authorized by Little Architects in conjunction with Duke University to provide a swimming pool audit in June 2018 on the Brodie Aquatic Center Swimming Pool. The aquatic center consists of a five lane, 25-yard swimming pool that varies in depth from 3 ½ ft. to 8 ft. Counsilman-Hunsaker was commissioned for this audit […]
The City of Bryan commissioned Counsilman-Hunsaker to provide a swimming pool audit for the Sue Haswell Pool, a 60-year old outdoor swimming pool. The purpose of the aquatic facility audit was to identify items that are substandard in the pool, identify items not to current industry swimming pool design standards, or equipment not operating as […]
In June 2018, Counsilman‐Hunsaker and Long and Associates were retained by the City of Clearwater to provide a physical and operational audit to review the air quality in the natatorium at the Long Center Natatorium in Clearwater, Florida. The natatorium consists of one 50‐meter by 25‐yard competition pool and a three lane by 25‐yard teaching […]
The City of Clarksville and Kimley-Horn & Associates commissioned Counsilman-Hunsaker to provide swimming pool assessments of the four public swimming pools in Clarksville – Swan Lake, New Providence, Bel-Aire and Beach Haven. The audits identified items that were substandard in the pools, identified items not to current industry swimming pool design standards, or equipment not […]
In the aftermath of the devastating 2010 Pacific, Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) gas pipeline explosion which destroyed 38 homes, damaged over 70 and killed 8 people in San Bruno’s Crestmoor neighborhood, the City negotiated a restitution settlement with PG&E in the total amount of $70 million. The City Council determined that the funds should […]
The Brockway Recreation Revitalization Committee contracted Counsilman-Hunsaker to develop a feasibility study to upgrade the existing Brockway Pool. The study was based on extensive research to analyze needs and determine objectives through a needs assessment, facility program, and space requirements operations and business plan. Due to the age of the pool, it is physically and […]
The six lane 25-yard swimming pool was constructed in approximately 1961 and is used for competitive swimming and diving, as well as physical education classes and other uses by the community. The purpose of a swimming pool audit was to identify items that are substandard in the pools, identify items not meeting current industry swimming […]
The University of West Virginia approved a $100 million facilities master plan for an athletic improvements campaign called ‘Climbing Higher’. The plan includes $55 million to be spent on the Puskar Center complex, $35 million on the Coliseum complex, $5 million on the Cary Gym complex, and $5 million on a new golf complex at […]
The City of Carson operates four aquatic facilities during the summer months, from June through September: Carson Park Pool, Scott Pool, Dominguez Aquatic Center, and Hemingway Aquatic Center. The pools and pool mechanical systems at the Hemingway Aquatic Center and Carson Park needed repairs and upgrades. Counsilman-Hunsaker performed the following renovations: Hemingway Park Pool […]
The Health and Recreation Center (Building M) offers a unique fitness and recreational experience for students, faculty, staff, and the community. The newly renovated 135,000 sq. ft. facility offers an aquatics center, a four-court field-house, a suspended jogging track, fitness studios, cardio/strength areas, a 10,000 square foot fitness center, numerous fitness programs, and the NCH […]
