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Haselwood Family YMCA


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Haselwood Family YMCA

Silverdale, Wash.

Year in Showcase: 2012

Project Description

The Haselwood Family YMCA is organized around a wide entry corridor, which welcomes guests with a single point of access, offers views to the natatorium, and ends with a casual lounge area featuring a welcoming fireplace and café offering healthy beverages and snacks. A second access corridor is located between the gym and locker rooms. An open stair is located at the intersection, with generous daylighting overhead. All activity areas can be viewed from this internal circulation pattern, which is repeated on the second floor and showcases the YMCA's activities and amenities while creating staffing efficiencies. An eighth-mile interior running track circumscribes the second floor.

A YMCA requires attractive yet durable finishes. The gym floor utilized wood sources from sustainably managed forests. Rubber flooring with recycled content is used in strength training areas and locker rooms. Acoustic metal was used throughout the facility to reduce noise passing between interior activities.

The exterior is a welcoming glass storefront providing full visibility of a beckoning interior climbing wall. Metal siding between masonry piers and tilt-up concrete pay homage to Silverdale's maritime history, while providing durability in a wet climate. Masonry, metal and glass were also used at primary elevations to establish a civic presence to the public faces of the building. Applied aluminum sunscreen louvers were designed into the south-facing glass to minimize interior glare and heat gain, particularly in the natatorium environment.



Project Details

Architect of Record: BCRA; Tacoma, Wash.

Aquatic Design Engineer: Water Technology Inc.; Beaver Dam, Wis.

Construction Cost: $17.6 million

Square Feet: 85,000

Occupancy: June 2011


Vendors

Access Ramps/Stairs: Spectrum Aquatics

Basketball: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Basketball Backboards/Supports: Spalding

Chemical Control Systems: Siemens Water Technologies

Climbing Walls: Eldorado Climbing Walls

Court Panels/Glass Walls: Court Co., The

Divider Curtains: Spalding

Filtration Systems: Neptune-Benson Inc.

Flooring: Ecosurfaces

Flooring, Aerobics: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Flooring, Fitness Center: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Gutters: Lawson Aquatics Inc.

Ladders/Grab Bars: Spectrum Aquatics

Lane Markers: Dal-Tile Corp.

Lighting: Cooper Lighting

Lockers: Ecosurfaces

Multipurpose: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Racquetball/Squash Courts: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Racquetball/Squash Courts: The Court Company

Sanitization Systems: Lonza

Sanitization Systems: Siemens Water Technologies

Sanitization Systems: Stenner & Co. (G.H.)

Saunas/Whirlpools: Finlandia/Harvia Sauna Products

Shower/Toilet Partitions: Bradley Corp.

Skylights: Major Industries

Starting Blocks: S.R. Smith

Swimsuit Extractors: Extractor Corp.

Track: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Ultra Violet Disinfection System: Engineered Treatment Systems Llc

Volleyball: Robbins Sports Surfaces

Wall Padding: Spalding

Water Play Features: Fast Corp.

Water Play Features: Natural Structures

Wave Quelling Lines: Competitor Swim Products

 

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