2014 NIRSA TOUR BOOK. TOURS: OCTOBER 20, 21, and 23

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1 2014 NIRSA TOUR BOOK TOURS: OCTOBER 20, 21, and 23

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3 Monday October 20 6 STUDENT RECREATION CENTER Texas A&M University STUDENT RECREATION CENTER Prairie View University 12 Tuesday October 21 Wednesday October BARBARA & DAVID GIBBS RECREATION & WELLNESS CENTER Rice University UT HEALTH AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES RECREATION CENTER The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston BRADSHAW FITNESS CENTER Houston Baptist University CAMPUS RECREATION & WELLNESS CENTER University of Houston TSU RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER Texas Southern University 2014 NIRSA

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8 STUDENT RECREATION CENTER Texas A&M University Enrollment: 58,000 Daily Visitors: 3, NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

9 Builders broke ground on the Student Recreation Center on March 25, 1993, and the facility opened on August 26, The original building cost $36,462,000 and had a gross area of 286,100 sq ft. The Student Recreation Center is run by 32 fulltime staff, eight graduate assistants, and 800 student employees. It has essentially operated at capacity since opening in A $54 million renovation and expansion project, helmed by Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc. and Greg Houston of Marmon Mok Architecture, started on March 24, The project includes 56,000 sq ft of renovation and more than 113,000 sq ft of new construction, which will be funded without an increase in student Rec Sports fees. In total, the expansion will increase the size of the Rec Center by 25%. Construction will be complete in Fall The facility will remain fully open throughout the expansion/ renovation project, and member access to the Rec Center should not be significantly hampered. DESIGN ARCHITECT: Marmon Mok Architecture GENERAL CONTRACTOR: DalMac Construction Partners Ltd. MOST RECENT RENOVATION: To be completed Fall 2015 RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT: Marmon Mok Architecture AQUATIC DESIGN CONSULTANT: Counsilman-Hunsaker UNIVERSITY ARCHITECT: Moffet Adams ADDITIONAL CONSULTANTS: Blum Consulting Engineers, Construction Cost Management, HOK Sports Group, Place Collaborative, Protection Development, Walter P. Moore & Associates, William Canning, William G. Manning & Associates TOUR DATE Monday, October 20, 2014 Texas A&M University 7

10 FACILITY FEATURES Weight & Fitness Room totals 14,000 sq ft The track is four laps to a mile, and has an area for stretching that includes stability balls and mats 14 handball/racquetball/squash courts Competitive diving pools includes a special needs accessible chair lift Shallow water instructional pool has sloped entry, five lanes, and measures 20 yards Outdoor activity area has four sand volleyball courts, three basketball courts, a resort-style pool and spa, locker rooms, and a pavilion with picnic tables and grills Special Events/Archery Room has a capacity of 450 for banquet seating Garden room has a capacity of 80 for group exercise or 168 for banquet seating NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

11 FUN FACTS The free weight area has 35,000 lbs. of weight plates and dumbbells and over 165 pieces of strength training equipment! Gymnasium space can be divided into four basketball, four volleyball, or 12 badminton courts. Special Events/Archery Room can accommodate 60 archers and 150 spectators with 14 archery target stands, four bow racks, and one archery net. Two regulation-size indoor soccer courts with rounded corners, dasher boards, and Plexiglas that can be divided into four basketball, four volleyball, or six badminton courts. TOUR DATE Monday, October 20, 2014 Texas A&M University 9

12 RENOVATION & NEW FACILITY FEATURES The Weight and Fitness Room will double in size Multi-use court space that can accommodate two basketball courts, four volleyball courts, and one soccer court 3 activity rooms for Group RecXercise, specialty classes, and heavy bag/boxing 2 multi-use rooms for student groups and outside events An auditorium style meeting room that can seat 120 Additional entrance on the south side of the facility facing Olsen Field An outdoor plaza on top of the expanded weight and fitness room will include a large patio space with kitchen facilities An eight-lane, 25-meter indoor lap pool Retrofitting of all mechanical components of the natatorium Cosmetic upgrades to the natatorium including new tile, paint, lighting, and bleachers All light fixture will be replaced to improve efficiency and reduce energy cost NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

13 PENBERTHY REC SPORTS COMPLEX Texas A&M University DESIGN ARCHITECT: PBK GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Acklam Construction MOST RECENT RENOVATION: August 2011 RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT: PBK FACILITY FEATURES Four artificial turf fields approximately the size of soccer/softball fields All artificial turf fields can be set up for ultimate, rugby, and lacrosse Two artificial turf fields can be sub-divided into flag football fields Nine natural turf fields approximately the size of soccer/softball fields All natural turf fields can be set up for ultimate, rugby, and lacrosse Most natural turf fields can be sub-divided into flag football fields Three of the natural turf fields have dirt infields for softball Central building with an outdoor pavilion that can seat 200, meeting room that can seat 60, restrooms with shower/changing areas, and a control room Additional buildings with meeting rooms and restrooms TOUR DATE Monday, October 20, 2014 Texas A&M University 11

14 STUDENT RECREATION CENTER Prairie View A&M University A $24 million renovation project totaling 92,000 sq ft transformed an outdated 1970 s swimming pool building into a dynamic multipurpose Student Recreation Center. Enrollment: 8,000 Daily Visitors: n/a* *Facility opens January 2015 A new, dynamically-shaped cardioequipment corridor is expected to be one of the building s most visible and highly-used spaces and, at night, a glazing wall will provide a brightlyilluminated view into the facility from a main campus thoroughfare NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

15 DESIGN ARCHITECT: Moody Nolan GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Skanska MOST RECENT RENOVATION: November 21, 2014 RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT: Moody Nolan AQUATIC DESIGN CONSULTANT: Counsilman-Hunsaker UNIVERSITY ARCHITECT: PVAMU Campus Planning ADDITIONAL CONSULTANTS: Clark Condon Associates, Datacom Design Group, Eldorado Climbing Wall, Nathelyn A. Kennedy & Associates, Shaw Smith & Associates, Smith & Co., Walter P. Mobre Structural Consultants TOUR DATE Monday, October 20, 2014 Prairie View A&M University 13

16 FACILITY FEATURES Indoor suspended running track is nine laps to a mile Oversize swimming pool measuring 40 x70 x14 10,000 sq ft weight room and fitness center Three-court, multi-use gymnasium Four multipurpose rooms Indoor suspended gymnasium Wet class room Three basketball/volleyball courts with badminton lines El Dorado climbing wall with repelling tower Demonstration kitchen Game room Child watch room Outdoor pursuits cleaning deck Three group exercise studios One spin cycle studio NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

17 TOUR DATE Monday, October 20, 2014 Prairie View A&M University 15

18 THINGS WE WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY Involved more topic experts during the design phase Not include retail space in the facility Design the weight room so it s not L-shaped FUN FACTS Original pool basin was remodeled and the new recreation center was built around it Climbing wall has a repelling tower Engineering and architecture students were invited to contribute to facility design discussions NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

19 IN COLLABORATION WITH NIRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TOUR DATE Monday, October 20, 2014 Prairie View A&M University 17

20 BARBARA & DAVID GIBBS RECREATION & WELLNESS CENTER Rice University DESIGN ARCHITECT: SmithGroup JJR and Lake Flato Architects GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Tellepsen Construction AQUATIC DESIGN CONSULTANT: Counsilman-Hunsaker UNIVERSITY ARCHITECT: PVAMU Campus Planning Enrollment: 6,628 Daily Visitors: 1, NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

21 The David and Barbara Gibbs Recreation and Wellness Center following the completion of a $41.2 million renovation project now spans 103,000 sq ft. It is a welcoming and vibrant space for the Rice community where patrons can take advantage of many expanded services. These services include a Personal Training and Fitness Assessment Center, an Outdoor Adventure Center, and an activities lounge with multiple table tennis and billiards tables. TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 Rice University 19

22 FACILITY FEATURES 9,000 sq ft weight and cardio space Floating concrete staircase in main lobby 50-meter outdoor competition pool with diving boards Recreational pool with wet deck and water features Dance theater equipped with full sound, track lighting, and blackout curtains Outdoor adventure center for equipment rental and trip planning Two full-size basketball courts Four multipurpose rooms for group fitness, mind and body, and dance programs FUN FACTS At the request of the university president, the facility has the first set of palm trees on campus Includes a floating staircase Due to a minor oversight during construction, small birds were able to access the main lobby Use of Kalwall provides natural light to gyms and seating areas Wood flooring from the old Rice basketball court, the Autry Court, is used throughout the lobby NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

23 IN COLLABORATION WITH NIRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 Rice University 21

24 THINGS WE WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY Include an indoor climbing wall Expand the Outdoor Adventure Center storage area Move the Recreation Center administrative offices to the 1st floor; currently Wellbeing is housed downstairs Cover the outdoor basketball courts and install a sports court Get larger lockers and better ventilation in the locker room NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

25 SUSTAINABLE FEATURES Restrooms equipped with hand dryers, motion-activated faucets and urinals, and low-flow shower and faucet heads All office lights are on motion sensors Art installation powered by solar energy Automated lighting controls allow for 24/7 scheduling of both the interior and exterior lights and helps reduce wasted energy expenses Recycled materials used throughout facility in areas like the locker room and main lobby GEORGE R. BROWN TENNIS CENTER DESIGNED BY: AECOM Technology Corporation GRAND OPENING: September 2014 The George R. Brown Tennis Center is a state-of-the-art tennis facility for use by both Men s and Women s Varsity Tennis teams, as well as the wider Rice community. This 14-court complex is ideal for hosting regular and post-season competition, complete with full amenities for student-athletes, coaches and visiting teams, ample lighting, and elevated covered seating to keep spectators close to the action. TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 Rice University 23

26 UT HEALTH AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES RECREATION CENTER The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston DESIGN ARCHITECT: John Smart GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Vaughn Construction MOST RECENT RENOVATION: RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT: Philo Wilke Partnership Built by Hancock Pools Enrollment: 4,200 Daily Visitors: NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

27 The UTHealth Auxiliary Enterprises Recreation Center is located adjacent to campus housing, and even though it is small facility, it serves as a vital hub to campus activity. The original building, which was constructed in phases from , was destroyed in a fire in 2001 while in the middle of a $500,000 expansion project. In the end, it cost $4.8 million to build an expanded facility totaling 26,000 sq ft. The only remaining part of the original facility is the Olympic-size outdoor swimming pool, which opened in The pool has undergone renovations over the years the most recent was a heating system replacement in TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 UT Health 25

28 FACILITY FEATURES 10,000 sq ft weight and fitness center Racquetball court Outdoor basketball, tennis, and sand volleyball courts Multipurpose athletic fields Jogging trail Olympic-size outdoor pool that s heated during winter months NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

29 FUN FACTS During the rebuild, staff set up office in a three-bedroom apartment adjacent to the original site During the rebuild, temporary restroom and changing rooms were located in a parking lot adjacent to the original site TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 UT Health 27

30 THINGS WE WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY Ensure that flooring materials are aligned with the layout of the electrical floor boxes and air vents so it s easier to perform maintenance that requires removing floor panels Would have the whole building operate on a regular HVAC system instead of one side using chillers Install hot water in locker room lavatories initially instead of only after members requested it Install permanent seats or benches within individual showers Would not use fly ash concrete; it did not easily accept the planned stain colors, so we had to apply an epoxy type material to it that limits repair options and is costly to replace SUSTAINABLE FEATURES Waterless urinals Motion sensor lights Chilled water system Cardio area and main office suites are on a raised floor system The main office area is built with moveable walls and sliding barn doors NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

31 IN COLLABORATION WITH NIRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 UT Health 29 October 21, 2014 UT Health 29

32 BRADSHAW FITNESS CENTER Houston Baptist University DESIGN ARCHITECT: Page Southerland Page AQUATIC DESIGN CONSULTANT: Watts Pool Company LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS: The Office of James Burnett CIVIL ENGINEERS: Costello, INC. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: ASA Consulting Engineers Enrollment: 2,250-2,300 Daily Visitors: NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

33 TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 Houston Baptist University 31

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35 FUN FACTS To help further integrate the facility with campus, recently renovated areas include offices and classrooms for the Athletics & Allied Health department FACILITY FEATURES 80,000 sq ft interior 10,000 sq ft fitness floor with resistance training and cardio equipment Two fitness studios One full-length indoor basketball court One racquetball court One High Intensity Interval Training studio 25-yard indoor lap pool Steam room Sauna Therapy pool Exercise pool Whirlpool Meditation garden Foyer has a skylight and houses the indoor climbing wall TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 Houston Baptist University 33

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37 SUSTAINABLE FEATURES Natural lighting in the resistance training area THINGS WE WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY Include windows in the basketball court/ running track area Have a salt-water system for aquatics A different fitness floor layout that allows for greater versatility for the cardio and free weight areas TOUR DATE Tuesday, Monday, October 20, 21, 2014 Houston Baptist University 35

38 CAMPUS RECREATION & WELLNESS CENTER University of Houston DESIGN ARCHITECT: Hughes Group, Bricker, and Cannady Architects GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Pepper-Lawson MOST RECENT RENOVATION: To begin January 2015 RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT: PBK Sports AQUATIC DESIGN CONSULTANT: Water Technology, Inc. ADDITIONAL CONSULTANTS: BAI Associates, Blum Consulting Engineers, Brailsford & Dunlavey, Haynes Whaley Associates, SWA Group Enrollment: 38,000 Daily Visitors: 3, NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

39 Renovation on the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center was completed in It was a $53 million construction project that totaled 264,000 sq ft. The renovation allowed for the growth of campus recreation programs, since recreation shared space with academics and athletics prior to the expansion. The facility features wide open spaces that allow users from all areas to see activity in other spaces. TOUR TOUR DATE DATE Thursday, Monday, October 20, 23, 2014 University of Houston 37

40 SUSTAINABLE FEATURES Bottle-filling water fountains FACILITY FEATURES 53 foot climbing wall Ten meter platform 70 meter stretch pool with three bulkheads Large rotunda space for special events and social gatherings Quarter-mile track Chiller unit for the outdoor pool Five court multi-use gymnasium Six racquetball courts Two squash courts Five multipurpose rooms Outdoor Center Natatorium with dive wells Two hot tubs and a sauna Sand volleyball court Outdoor leisure pool NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

41 FUN FACTS 1.3 million gallons of water in the natatorium 87,000 gallons of water in the leisure pool 6,100 sq ft of surface space for the climbing wall The north wing of facility can be closed off from the rest of the facility for events TOUR TOUR DATE DATE Thursday, Monday, October 20, 23, 2014 University of Houston 39

42 THINGS WE WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY Decrease the size of the rotunda and use the space for something more programmatic Increase the number of basketball courts Situate the weight room on the first floor and increase its square footage Separate the dive well and competition pool into two distinct bodies of water Increase the number of dedicated circuits on the fitness floor NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

43 IN COLLABORATION WITH NIRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TOUR TOUR DATE DATE Thursday, Monday, October 20, 23, 2014 University of Houston 41

44 TSU RECREATION & WELLNESS CENTER Texas Southern University DESIGN ARCHITECT: KAI Design & Build GENERAL CONTRACTOR: KAI Design & Build RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT: KAI Design & Build Enrollment: 10,000 Daily Visitors: NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

45 The TSU Recreation and Wellness Center is an 80,000 sq ft facility built in It features the latest in fitness equipment and engaging group exercise classes. As of 2010, the Center houses a state-of-the-art kinesiology lab for testing. TOUR TOUR DATE DATE Thursday, Monday, October 20, 23, 2014 Texas Southern University 43

46 FACILITY FEATURES Indoor track Basketball gymnasium has four full-size courts Exercise studio 25-meter pool AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

47 IN COLLABORATION WITH NIRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS TOUR TOUR DATE DATE Thursday, Monday, October 20, 23, 2014 Texas Southern University 45

48 THINGS WE WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY Larger size overall More dedicated studio space More dedicated office space Include a rock climbing wall NIRSA Recreation Facilities Institute PRESENTED BY MONDO

49 Tarleton State University Founding Member of Architects Circle Scholarship Sponsor: Chivetta Endowment 20 NIRSA Awards

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