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Aberdeen Aquatic Center

Aberdeen, SD

Year in Showcase: 2008

Project Description

The Aberdeen Aquatic Center replaced two aging pools in this South Dakota town that were suffering from numerous structural and mechanical problems. The result is a facility that includes a leisure pool with water slides and several interactive play features, a lazy river that can be accessed from both the leisure pool and the plunge pool, body and innertube flume slides, and a competitive pool that can accommodate swim meets.

The site is enhanced by decks with chaise lounges, shade structures, sun-andturf spaces, sand-play areas, a shelter that can be reserved and rented for private functions, landscaped environments and the use of primary colors throughout.

The Aberdeen Aquatic Center combines competitive and leisure components in one facility, linked by strategic and effective landscaping that gives each segment of the facility its own character and privacy.



Project Details

Architect of Record: Water Technology Inc.; Beaver Dam, Wis.

Associated Firm: HKG Architects Inc. Aberdeen, S.D.

Programming/Operational Consultant: Ballard*King & Associates Highlands Ranch, Colo.

Construction Cost: $7.4 million

Square Feet: 171,099

Occupancy: June 2007


Vendors

Chemical Control Systems: Siemens Water Technologies

Filters: Nemato Corp.

Heaters: Lochinvar Corp.

Pumps: Pentair Water Pool And Spa

Shade Structures: Sun Ports

Water Play Features: Fast Corp.

Water Play Features: Splashtacular

Water Play Features: WhiteWater West Industries Ltd.

 

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