Bridging the Gap: Enhancing your pool without major construction

by alecia stegenga, project manager

What happens when a well-maintained pool no longer meets the needs of the community it serves? In the National Recreation and Park Association's May issue of the Parks and Recreation Magazine, Aquatic Design Group Project Manager Alecia Stegenga explores how many municipal aquatics centers hit a “middle-age decline” after 15 to 20 years - not because they’re failing, but because they were built for a different era. Her article outlines how strategic renovations can renew aging facilities through:

Flexible water space for simultaneous programming
Spray grounds and recreation features that broaden appeal
ADA-focused upgrades and modern amenities
Shade, seating, cabanas, and Wi-Fi that enhance the guest experience
Mechanical and filtration improvements that boost efficiency

The takeaway: communities evolve, and their aquatic centers can too! We’re proud to see Alecia sharing insight that helps parks and recreation leaders plan for what’s next.

Read the full article here.