A&P Aquatics & Recreation

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of recreational amenit ies and

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AQUATICS & RECREATION

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b u i l d i n g A C T I V E environments

A&P builds a wide range of recreational amenities and athletic facilities, including aquatic centers, cardio and weight areas, gymnasiums, soccer fields, basketball courts, running tracks and football stadiums. We collaborate with municipalities, school districts and other owners to ensure their recreational/sports facilities provide functional and efficiently planned spaces that meet the highest standards for safety and durability.

A&P draws on a wealth of knowledge to provide the critical program needs within a fixed budget and completing projects with an accelerated schedule. A&P’s reputation is based on providing owners optimum value for their investment without compromising quality or safety. We go beyond the structure, providing a commitment to exceed your special construction needs.


A d a m s 1 2 S c h o o l D i s t r i c t Veteran’s Memorial

Aquatic Center

Thornton, Colorado

Size 52,000 sf

Owner Adams 12 Five Star School District

Design Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture



The Veteran’s Memorial Aquatic Center is a 52,000-sf building featuring a 50-meter competition pool with movable bulkheads, three 1-meter and one 3-meter diving boards, lap pool accessories, office spaces, storage, locker rooms and seating for 800 spectators. The structure is a combination of structural masonry, steel structure, and precast bleachers located on a 13-acre site with collection basins and a water quality/detention pond. VMAC is fully equipped with the latest technology and filtration systems to allow efficient usage of water and energy, Ultra-Violet light disinfection system and regenerative filtration system and a solar thermal water heating system.


W h e a t R i d g e Recreation Center

Wheat Ridge, Colorado

Size 71,000 sf

Owner City of Wheat Ridge





Wheat Ridge Recreation center is a 71,000-sf structural steel new build. The recreation center features both a lap and leisure pool, a full-size gymnasium, a 30-ft climbing wall, aerobics exercise rooms, fitness/weight rooms with a one-tenth mile track, 2 racquetball courts and multi-purpose meeting area.

L a k e w o o d L i n k Recreation Center

Aquatic Addition

Lakewood, Colorado

Size 8,000 sf

Owner City of Lakewood



The addition featured a pool with a pirate ship theme, a leisure pool with a lazy river and waterslide, a 3-lane lap pool and therapy pool. Other additions included locker rooms, office space, a fitness center, a specialized aerobics and dance studio, a gym and a community wing with multipurpose rooms for meetings and computer rooms.


C a r b o n Va l l e y Recreation Center

Addition and Renovation

Frederick, Colorado

Size 52,000 sf

Owner Carbon Valley Recreation District

Design Studio DH Architecture



This recreation center addition features a 6-lane lap pool, a leisure pool with current channel, an 18-foot slide with splash pool, a gymnasium with a running track, a gymnastics room, family and public locker rooms, weight rooms, aerobic rooms, a racquetball court, a childcare center, and a multi-purpose room.


D o u g l a s H . B u c k Recreation Center

Littleton, Colorado

Size 53,900 sf

Owner South Suburban Parks& Recreation District




This new award-winning recreation center features a leisure pool with a lazy river and waterslide, a therapy pool, a 3-lane lap pool, a fitness room, a specialized aerobics and dance studio, a gym, locker rooms, a community wing with multipurpose rooms and computer rooms.

Gold Hard Hat, Outstanding Municipal Project - Colorado Construction


G r e e l e y Family FunPlex

Greeley, Colorado

Size 66,000 sf

Owner City of Greeley

Design Sink Combs Dethelfs



This new award-winning recreation center includes “Adventure Island”: an island-themed aquatic park with water slides, a youth play area featuring water cannons and hoses, a four-lane lap pool and a lazy river. Also included is the Willie Morton fitness center, aerobics rooms and courts, elevated track, locker rooms, Fun Zone arcade, multi-purpose community rooms, seniors’ lounge, day care, concessions area and a catering kitchen. The 40-acre site package also included in the project features a four-plex adult softball complex (complete with dugouts, scoreboards and lighting), a miniature golf course, two picnic shelters, bathrooms, playground area, sensory playground, local trails and an amphitheater complete with raised stage, roof and high-end sound system capabilities.

Gold Hard Hat, Outstanding Public Project - Colorado Construction


G y p s u m Recreation Center

Gypsum, Colorado

Size 59,100 sf

Owner Town of Gypsum




This new recreation center features a lap pool, a lazy river with a large waterslide, locker rooms, a large gymnasium, a gymnastics area, basketball courts, a running track and a climbing wall. The large climbing wall and climbing pinnacle highlight the lounge area, which is accented by a rustic stone fireplace and a spacious pyramid-shaped skylight.


A d a m s C i t y High School

C o m m u n i t y L e a r n i n g C e n t e r

Commerce City, Colorado

Size 293,000 sf

Owner Adams 14 School District

Design H+L Architecture



This new Design-Build high school campus includes a pool with a movable bulkhead, allowing for various activities to take place in the pool concurrently. The campus also includes traditional high school classrooms as well as a center for technical education. In addition, there are two gymnasiums, a sports stadium, an auditorium, a cafeteria, a bistro and kitchen for the culinary arts program, a theater, a basement for training and education of the award-winning Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program, an auto body shop and administrative offices.

Gold Hard Hat, K12 Project - Colorado Construction Special Gold Hard Hat, Community Impact Award - Colorado Construction Peak Design Award, Outstanding Design in New Construction- CEFPI


B r e c k e n r i d g e Recreation Center

MEP Renovations

Breckenridge, Colorado

Size 10,000 sf

Owner Town of Breckenridge




This fast-track renovation of the Breckenridge Recreation Center included the complete replacement of all pool equipment with mechanical upgrades to the boiler system, HVAC minor duct modifications, HVAC control upgrades, related electrical work and interior wall reconfiguration at the pool chemical rooms. This project was a welcomed return for A&P after building the original Breckenridge Recreation Center, completing a roof replacement/renovation and other MEP renovations prior.


C o l o r a d o M e s a U n i v e r s i t y Maverick Center

Addition & Renovation

Grand Junction, Colorado

Size 135,000 sf

Owner Colorado Mesa University

Design Sink Combs Dethlefs



This project features a 50-meter competition pool; 16 new classrooms for the kinesiology, nursing and other health- and athletic-related departments; softball and football fields and locker rooms. It included 125,000-sf of renovation and 90,000-sf of addition. The Maverick Center is a trophy project for the university.

EIC Merit Award ANC Western Colorado Chapter

Gold Hard Hat Award-Oustanding Sports/Recreation Project-Mountain States Construction


W e s t m i n s t e r Recreation Center

A q u a t i c s A d d i t i o n & R e n o v a t i o n

Westminster, Colorado

Size 64,000 sf

Owner City of Westminster




This project encompassed demolition and reconstruction of three pools, including a zero- depth entry tot pool with a slide and play feature; a rec pool offering three lap lanes and a lazy river; a deep pool that consists of a rope swing, climbing wall and diving platform; and an interior/exterior water slide. The project also features a total remodel of the interior locker room area, with the new configuration including a central hall connection to the pool deck and multiple family changing rooms.


C i t y o f A u r o r a Paul C. Beck Recreation Center

Aurora, Colorado

Size 58,000 sf

Owner City of Aurora




The overhaul of the Beck Recreation Center included an addition to the building to define a new main entry to the structure, major site work to construct a new parking lot, significant landscape development of Springhill Park and a 25-panel solar thermal system. The center offers an expanded weight and cardio area, full-size gymnasium, 25-yard indoor swimming pool, 14-person hot tub, group fitness classes and racquetball courts.


C o t t o n w o o d Recreation Center

Cottonwood, Arizona

Size 65,000 sf

Owner City of Cottonwood




The new recreation center includes a gymnasium, a lap pool, a leisure pool, a therapy pool, a community events hall, a climbing wall and an office complex. An existing eight-lane outdoor lap pool was also renovated. Located in a park setting near the library, senior center and hospital, the facility was modeled after the City’s old train station, which is now home to the senior center.


S o u t h w e s t R e g i o n a l Swim Facility

Goodyear, Arizona

Size 4,000 sf

Owner Aqua Fria UnionHigh School District

Design EMC2 Group



The Southwest Regional Swimming Facility is one of the only 25 x 50 meter heated competitive swimming pools in the Valley. The project also included an associated 4,000-sf locker room building and a unique shade structure over the entire facility. The pool included two 1-meter and one 3-meter diving boards, starting blocks and lane markers. An equipment room to operate both the competitive pool and an adjacent YMCA family pool was also constructed.


To m Ta y l o r Family YMCA

Gig Harbor YMCA

Gig Harbor, Washington

Size 77,000 sf

Owner YMCA of Pierce & Kitasp Counties

Design BRCA Design



This YMCA facility is a gathering place, not only for the community of Gig Harbor, but also for all of East Pierce, South Kitsap and North Mason Counties. The facility features two saltwater purified pools, a 10-foot spa, a 65-foot-long waterslide, a 27-foot indoor rock-climbing wall, spacious multi-purpose rooms, a large gymnasium, two cardiovascular areas, free weights areas, strength training areas, a teaching kitchen, chapel, administrative offices, a café, two fire places and a library.


H a s e l w o o d F a m i l y Silverdale YMCA

Silverdale, Washington

Size 86,000 sf

Owner YMCA of Pierce & Kitasp Counties

Design BRCA Design



This new YMCA features 8,000-sf of water activities, an exercise equipment area, a gymnasium, two racquetball courts, an indoor jogging track, a two-story climbing wall and 4,000-sf of youth specific activity space. Pool filters that use less water and require less maintenance were chosen to reduce water consumption and long-term maintenance costs.


SilverLEED

E m e r s o n W e l l n e s s C e n t e r & Clark Aquatic Center

Tacoma, Washington

Size 4,500 sf

Owner Tacoma Lutheran Retirement Community

Design BRCA Design



This wellness and aquatic facility, one of only a few LEED Silver senior facilities, is a full-service facility complete with swimming pool, spa, lockers, space for weight equipment and exercise classes, and other health and wellness amenities.

LEED Silver


L e w i s v i l l e I S D Westside

Aquatic Center

Lewisville, Texas

Size 74,000 sf

Owner Lewisville Independent School District

Design SHW Group



At the time of building, the Aquatic Center is one of only two Myrtha (Olympic pool provider) pools in Texas. The facility consists of two pools; one 50-meter pool for diving and competition swimming and one smaller pool for competition warm-ups and community use. Additionally, there are dressing rooms, a community classroom and a weight room. The facility uses an advanced dehumidification system that pulls warmer water from the surface of the competition pool and circulates that water through the HVAC equipment, allowing for “faster” competitive conditions.


C h a d r o n S t a t e C o l l e g e Armstrong Gymnasium and Event

Center Addition and Renovations

Chadron, NE

Size 113,105 sf

Owner Chadron State College

Design Leo A Daly



The Chadron State College Armstrong Gymnasium and Events Center Renovation and Addition Project is a two-phased renovation of the current Armstrong PE Building. Phase one (approximately 50,000 sf) included the athletics strength and conditioning center, which involved renovating and converting the existing 6,300-sf natatorium to serve as the new home for athletics training. The second phase included the new 64,000-sf Event Center Arena (seating capacity of 2,700) with lobby area, circulation spaces, athletic offices and auxiliary spaces (including locker rooms, fan amenities, sports medicine and support spaces).


A d a m s S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y S t a d i u m a n d R e s i d e n c e

Hall Renovations

Alamosa, Colorado

Size 62,000 sf

Owner Adams State Univeristy

Design Davis Partnership



The Residence Hall of Adams State Univeristy is a new 66-bed housing facility that overlooks the stadium on campus. A stadium component is included with seats for 1,600, game-day locker rooms, a multi-purpose room and a press box. The project serves as a keystone to the north portion of the campus. The renovation component of Coronado Hall included demo of existing internal walls, buildout of new bathroom and suite configuration and finishes.


C i t y o f G r a p e v i n eT H E R E C

M u l t i - G e n e r a t i o n a l R e c r e a t i o n C e n t e r

Grapevine, Texas

Size 108,000 SF

Owner City of Grapevine

Design Barker Rinker Seacat



The REC in Grapevine combines a new 60,000-sf addition with a complete renovation and upgrade to the existing CAC facility, resulting in a best-in-class 108,000-sf REC facility. The new multi-generational facility includes a senior activities area, indoor aquatics, multi-purpose rooms, basketball courts, racquetball courts, an expanded fitness area, a dining hall, and a central utility plant.


C i t y o f S o u t h l a k eC o m m u n i t y R e c C e n t e r

M u l t i - G e n e r a t i o n a l R e c r e a t i o n C e n t e r

Southlake, Texas

Size 105,200

Owner City of Southlake

Design Barker Rinker Seacat



The Southlake Community Recreation Center is a two-story, 105,200-sf building with two phases of construction. Phase one will include a community events hall, senior center, multipurpose class/meeting rooms, club lounge, catering kitchen, lobby, and an outdoor amphitheater. Phase two will include an indoor lap pool, lazy river, hot tubs, sun decks, locker rooms, weight rooms, personal training area, gymnasiums, indoor and outdoor turf fields and many other amenities.




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Mark Ortiz, LEED APBusiness Development

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K12 Education

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Multi-Family Housing

Retail

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