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Moffett Towers Club

Sunnyvale, Calif.

Year in Showcase: 2009

Project Description

As the centerpiece of a 52-acre corporate campus, the Moffett Towers Club serves as a world-class fitness and spa facility, as well as an upscale destination for large company meetings and informal gatherings.

The club takes its design cues from the surrounding buildings, yet its unique character is created by symbols from both the natural environment and aviation. A striking point-counterpoint of curves and linear forms is apparent in the light-filled, two-story lobby, which is surrounded by glass and steel elements. Other rich materials work together to create a luxurious and relaxing environment.

The club’s interior design references natural forms such as ginkgo leaves and reeds, bringing a sense of natural tranquility indoors. The leaf pattern is carried through in the details of the stamped concrete flooring and in  carpeting. The color palette takes advantage of the light in each space, according to the building’s orientation. FSC-certified cherry wood, locally fabricated custom-cast concrete, recycled-content ceramic tile and Greenguard-certified furniture are among the sustainable materials used in the LEED Gold-certified facility.

First-floor amenities include a day spa, a café with indoor and outdoor seating and a game room. The 25-yard, seven-lane, solar-heated pool accommodates lap swimming, as well as therapeutic rehabilitation programs. The gymnasium boasts a full-size court with equipment for both basketball and volleyball, and the building’s second floor includes a state-of-the-art fitness center, as well as group exercise studios.



Project Details

Architect of Record: DES Architects + Engineers; Redwood City, Calif.

Aquatic Design Engineer: Aquatic Design Group; Carlsbad, Calif.

Programming/Operational Consultant: Club Management Concepts; Sunnyvale, Calif.

Construction Cost: N.A.

Square Feet: 48,000

Occupancy: August 2008


Vendors

Basketball Backboards/Supports: Club Resource Group

Basketball Backboards/Supports: Draper Inc.

Chemical Control Systems: Knorr Pool Systems Inc.

Cleaners/Vacuums: Lincoln Equipment Inc.

Dryers: Pellerin Milnor Corp.

Elliptical Equipment: Precor Incorporated

Exercise Balls: SIL Fitness

Floor Finishes: Club Resource Group

Flooring, Aerobics: Club Resource Group

Flooring, Fitness Center: Club Resource Group

Free Weight Equipment: Hampton Fitness Products Ltd.

Lane Markers: Antiwave Pool Products

Lane Markers: Lincoln Equipment Inc.

Lockers: Club Resource Group

Pilates Equipment: Balanced Body Inc.

Rowers: Concept2 CTS Inc.

Saunas/Whirlpools: Club Resource Group

Saunas/Whirlpools: McCoy Sauna & Steam

Scoreboard/Timing Systems: Competitor Swim Products

Scoreboard/Timing Systems: Lincoln Equipment Inc.

Scoreboards/Timing Systems: Club Resource Group

Scoreboards/Timing Systems: Fair-Play Scoreboards

Stair Climbers: Nautilus Inc.

Stationary Bikes: Star Trac

Stationary Bikes: Technogym USA Corp.

Strength Equipment: Cybex International Inc.

Strength Equipment: Fitness Anywhere Inc.

Strength Equipment: FreeMotion Fitness

Strength Equipment: Star Trac

Strength Equipment: Technogym USA Corp.

Surfaces, Basketball: Club Resource Group

Surfaces, Basketball: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Swimsuit Dryer: Extractor Corp.

Treadmills: FreeMotion Fitness

Treadmills: Technogym USA Corp.

Volleyball Nets and Standards: Club Resource Group

Volleyball Nets and Standards: Draper Inc.

Wall Padding: Club Resource Group

Washers: Pellerin Milnor Corp.

 

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