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Project No.: R3001.405.00 File No.(s): 0.10.0

Date Prepared: October 23, 2017

Meeting Date: October 17, 2017

Project Name: University of Wisconsin-La Crosse- New Student Fieldhouse & Soccer Support Facility (DFD 15I2I)

Subject: Workshop 2 – User Group Meetings, 10:00am – 5:00pm

Meeting Attendees: See attached Attendees List

Comments, additions, or corrections to this memo should be communicated in writing to RDG Planning & Design within seven (7) days of receipt. If no comments are received within that period, this memo will be assumed accurate and filed as part of the permanent record for this project.

Discussion:

See attached exhibits discussed and marked up during the meeting for additional meeting documentation.

Recreational Sports Users Group

10:00 – 12:25 PM

1) Group introductions

a) On-Campus Rec Sports includes many organized events. Event management is therefore important.

2) Room-by-Room Specifics

a) Fieldhouse

i) Approximately 750 – 800 Tilt-n-roll seats are desirable (for NIRSA events, etc.)(close to courts)

ii) Pole Vault is shown too tight to the Jogging Track

iii) Four Basketball Courts, desired. 50’ x 84’ is necessary. One w/ 6 Goals. Three with 2 Goals.

iv) Four Tennis Courts, desired. 9’ spacing between courts. This was subsequently reduced to three.

v) Don’t need Triple / Long Jump on the infield, for recreation.

vi) Four Volleyball Courts, desirable. 9M x 18M configurations.

vii) Eight Badminton Courts, overall. Review existing striping configuration at existing Rec (2 per BB Court).

viii) Overhead netting, prefer it be located suitably outside of the Basketball Court Baselines (say 6’ min)

ix) Two baseball batting tunnels are desired

x) Ceiling-retractable Basketball Goals are desired

xi) Ceiling-retractable Volleyball Courts are desired

xii) Archery venue. Assume approximately six (6) targets w/ 70-meter shots.

xiii) No floor striping required for the following Club Sports / Acuities.

(1) Rugby

(2) Lacrosse

(3) Kickball.

(4) Floor Hockey.

(5) Whiffle Ball

(6) Indoor Flag Football

(7) Soccer. Possibly some tick-marks.

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(8) Futsal. Possibly some tick-marks.

3) Flooring Surfaces

a) Surfaces should be multi-purpose for activities of recreation, whenever possible.

4) Athletic Training

a) Yes, used by Recreation.

b) Private Exam room, with overhead curtain, yes. No need for a toilet room.

c) 3 Treatment tables, and 3 Taping tables

d) Ice Machine

5) Multi-Purpose Room

a) Yes, used by Rec Sports

i) Instruction (priority), Coaches, Club Sports, Martial Arts, Group Ex Classes (mirrors, etc.)

ii) 900 SF okay

iii) Desire resilient flooring in at least one of the two rooms

6) Timing & Control not used by Rec Sports

7) Ops Offices

a) One Facility Director (for the building), is assumed.

b) Rec might use one office

i) Assume, one Department-based Office for each of three Departments (R, A, E).

8) Control Desk / Customer Service Desk

a) Yes, need one of these.

b) Assume all “roommates” want one too.

c) Can this be aligned with a Laundry Space?

9) Laundry

a) Would like one Commercial Washer, and two commercial dryer / extractors

10) Recreation Locker Rooms

a) Yes, want these. Can share w/ ESS, or others.

b) Action Item for Rec Sports: Determine desired locker quantity, and ratio for rental vs open use. For now, assume

the following:

i) 90 for Women

ii) 150 for Men

iii) Half Lockers, likely okay

11) All Gender Locker Room

a) Yes, required.

12) Day Use Lockers

a) Yes, quantity TBD. Assume 80 for now.

b) Built-in digital or mechanical locks.

13) Recreation Storage

a) Club Sports Cages, quantity TBD.

b) Table Tennis storage, 10 Folded Tables

c) Archery Equipment (assumed 6 targets, additional info to be provided by Rec after further research)

d) Four Soccer Goals (portable Futsal regulation goals, 12’ x 6’)

14) Main Lobby

a) Would like this space to be neutral in its brand for all roommates? It is a shared space.

b) Convey movement, motion, wellness, and human form. All of which is very different than just athletics.

15) Critique of two Planning & Design Options

a) Option 1

i) Move Athletic Training to the main level

ii) Like the contemporary aesthetic

iii) Like the overhead garage doors

iv) Like having toilet rooms both north and south

v) Like having the office arranged in a Suite.

vi) Want only one entry point, concern about people getting in from the north through toilets


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b) Option 2

i) Like having toilet rooms both north and south

ii) Like the Athletic Locker Room Suite

iii) Don’t see a great space for Control Desk

iv) Rec lockers would be better located if closer to entry

16) Deal Breaker for Rec Sports (e.g.: Things to discuss w/ Design Committee)

a) Court spacing

b) Corner clearances at Basketball courts

17) Next Workshop will be November 14 & 15, 2017.

Athletic Users Group

1:00 – 3:15 PM

1) Room-by-Room Specifics

a) Fieldhouse

i) Committee recommended evaluating an option with all spectator seating placed outside the track?

ii) Sand pits inside track. It was noted that Illinois Wesleyan has a nice system.

iii) Pole vault. Two required. Three desired.

(1) Seek two that do not overlap the track in any way.

(2) Consider Competition Pole Vault and Long / Triple Jump on the infield of the Track

iv) Need durable interior surfaces for baseball / softball

v) Consider placing one Sand Pit on the infield, for good spectator viewing.

b) Eliminate overlap between track lanes and long / triple jump lanes, if possible.

c) Committee noted 2 long/triple jump pits and 2 pole vault pits were acceptable (1 practice and 1 competition each)

d) High Jump. Prefer this to be a spike-able surface.

e) Track Radius. Need not be 21m. Review / consider a radius of between 19 and 21m.

i) Share with Athletics the radii measures known at other Fieldhouses

f) Track Lane Width

i) 42” in Radius. 42” on straightway

g) Throws cage.

i) Prefer the Porter-style overhead systems

h) Extra lanes desired (two or more), for practice. In addition to the 8-lane straightway

i) Overhead Divider Curtains

i) It is unacceptable if the curtain nets extend onto Lanes 1 & 2

ii) Four (4) retractable overhead Baseball Hitting Nets

(1) 14’ x 14’ x 70’. Preferer 20’ or 25’ tall, if possible. Minimum 12’ wide.

(2) Would like a double-wide configuration for throwing, if possible. Center net is retractable.

j) Timing Equipment

i) Consider an overhead timing arm, dropping from the ceiling (Nebraska has this)

k) Athletic Training Space

i) TBD. The AD will follow up on this following review with others.

l) Multi-Purpose Meeting Room

i) Yes, can use this space.

ii) Like the movable wall.

iii) Need not be larger than 30 – 40 persons (900 SF is okay)

m) Team Meeting Rooms

i) Used for films, so technology is needed

ii) Multi-purpose rooms are best. Flexibility it good.

n) Timing Control Room

i) 10 persons, max

ii) Four tables, is great


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iii) Can be a temporary space, elevated and overlooking the common finish line

o) Athletic Coaching Suite

i) Need to have a place to stop and drop stuff.

ii) Some coat hooks are desired.

p) Offices

i) Okay to hold all four of these, for now, but Athletics does not need an office, over here

q) Soccer Venue Support Structures

i) Would like to redesign existing

ii) Overall Space Summary

(1) Visitor Team Room

(a) 30 people sitting, with a hook on the wall and benches around perimeter

(b) Large 10’ overhang, field side, so athletes can sit under canopy to watch / participate

(2) Home Team Room

(a) 30 people sitting, with a hook on the wall and benches around perimeter

(b) Large 10’ overhang, field side, so athletes can sit under canopy to watch / participate

(3) Storage Room 1

(a) Three hooks for Officials

(4) Storage Room 2

(a) Three hooks for Coaches

iii) Second floor Press Box

(1) Media / Press Box

(a) Similar in size to existing

(b) Need much improved views of the field from the box

iv) Roof Platform

(1) Filing from the roof, or, filming from side of the Press Box


a) Option 1

i) Like the natural light, but plan for solar control of direct radiation.

ii) Need to add a security / control desk component

iii) Need to avoid wildly fluctuating light levels at the Common Finish Line

iv) Like the overhead exterior doors

b) Option 2

i) Don’t run the Triple / Long Jump Pit across the main entry.

ii) Concern about spectator traffic patterns and access to seating areas

3) Customer Service Desk

a) Yes, might be nice

4) Deal Breakers for Athletics (e.g.: Things to discuss w/ Design Committee)

a) Track geometries are very important! Must meet NCAA requirements.

b) Overlaying the curtains on top of Lanes 1 and 2 is unacceptable.


Exercise Sports Science Users Group

3:15 – 5:00 PM

6) Room-by-Room Information

a) Will use Fieldhouse as activity space for . . .

i) BB, VB, Badminton, Tennis

(1) Some lower height Goal heights would be nice (8’ tall)

ii) Archery (8 targets), 40 – 50-yard shots

iii) Team handball, two courts, preferred

iv) Pickleball, occasionally


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v) Disability adult fitness

vi) Golf, as an Activity Class

(1) Look at golf netting that might run down the middle (long axis) for this. Golf-specific.

(2) 30 students, all with Tee Pads (3’ x 6’)

b) Jogging Track is intended to serve the LEHP Program, specifically.

i) Primary purpose: Walking, and Fitness Walking Classes

ii) Space for training exercise physiologists

iii) Equipment needs (10 – 15 pieces)

(1) Stationary Bicycles are a necessity

(2) Elliptical Equipment

(3) Other equipment

iv) Blood pressure tests, as well

v) Pre-test and post-test individuals for a one-mile run / walk

vi) Required a small station set up close to walking track and exercise equipment space for checking in, storing

blood pressure testing equipment, etc..

7) Human Performance Lab functions that will occur in Fieldhouse

a) Body movement programs with Athletic Teams

b) Activity-based warm-ups

8) Multi-Purpose Room

a) Instructional Rooms. Yes, will use these at 900 SF, each.

b) Like the divider wall concept.

9) Locker Rooms

a) Faculty Locker Rooms exist in Mitchell Hall. These will serve Faculty & Staff.

10) ESS Hub Space

a) Projection screen & technology cart needed in fieldhouse

b) Box lockers might serve some needs

c) Want a coat rack that LEHP patrons can use.

i) 50 – 60 coats at one time!

ii) Might need day lockers in or near this space

iii) Could be at Customer Service Desk

11) Storage

a) The need is large

b) One room, first floor

i) Request 700 SF.

c) One room, second floor

i) LEHP, specific

ii) Request 100 SF.

12) Metrics on Athletic Training

a) 10’ x 10’ area per treatment table

b) 10 athletes served per table per hour at peak use

c) Treatment tables should equal only 40% of total training space


a) Option 1

i) Exterior garage doors met w/ favor

ii) Need to have toilet rooms on upper level

iii) Like the natural light

b) Option 2

i) Need to have toilet rooms on upper level

ii) Like the natural light

14) Deal breakers for ESS (e.g.: Things to discuss w/ Design Committee)

a) Storage. Need enough storage.

b) Strongly prefer a controlled facility (think Customer Service desk)


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PROGRAM VERIFICATION UW-LA CROSSE - NEW FIELDHOUSE SOCCER AND SUPPORT FACILITY

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RDG Plan

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Date:

October 17 and 18, 2017

Project:

University

of Wiscon

sin-La Cro

sse- New

Student F

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& Soccer

Support F

acility (DFD 15I2I)

Location:

Graff 228 (Room/ Building TBD) and Online GoToMeeting

OCTO

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, 2017

8:30am –

10:00am

Executive

Design C

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Beth Alder

man- DFD

Project Ma

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Cathy Weis

s- UW Syst

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Bob Hetzel-

UWL Vice

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Doug Pear

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Doug Ram

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Jack Patto

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Purpose of Workshop

Review program, concept floor plans and site plans

Review Budget

Review User Group meeting process

Additional topics as necessary

Review schedule, milestones, and next steps

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User Grou

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Review process and purpose of meetings

Review and verify all program space requirements

Review and verify all program space relationships

Review site issues and impacts

Collect feedback

10:00am – 12:00pm Recreational Sports

1:00pm – 3:00pm Exercise and Sport Science

3:00pm – 5:00pm Athletics

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, 2017

8:30am –

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Design Co

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Anticipate

d Attendee

s: TBD

What we heard from Users

Review and finalize any program change requests

Review Floor Plan concept

Review Site concept

Review Schedule

ObjectivesFinalize all program space requirements Finalize all program space relationships Verify site concept & all program spaces on siteConfirm the project scope and budget Confirm Schedule

Itinerary for the DayExecutive Committee - Touch BaseRecreational Sports User GroupsExercise & Sport Science User GroupsAthletics User Groups

meeting minutes

Project No.: R3001.405.00 File No.(s): 0.10.0

Date Prepared: October 23, 2017

Meeting Date: October 17, 2017

Project Name: University of Wisconsin-La Crosse- New Student Fieldhouse & Soccer Support Facility (DFD 15I2I)

Subject: Workshop 2 – User Group Meetings, 10:00am – 5:00pm

KEY TO MEETING MINUTES MARKUPS

EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCE

RECREATIONAL SPORTS

ATHLETICS


Meeting AgendaSeeking Input!Room by Room LayoutsRoom DetailsRoom Occupants / Users

Seeking Input / CritiqueDesign Options

Preliminary Project Schedule

LOCATION TASK DATE DURATION

UWL Kick-off Meeting w/ Exec Comm 8.24.17 1.5 hours

AE DFD 10% Document Preparation Sept 2018 4 months

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm 9.20.17 1 Day

UWL Design Workshop Sessions w/ Exec Comm, Design Comm & User Groups 10.17.17 2 Days

UWL Design Workshop Sessions w/ Exec Comm, Design Comm & User Groups 11.14.17 2 Days

UWL Design Workshop Sessions w/ Exec Comm, Design Comm & User Groups Dec 2017 2 Days

AE/DFD DFD 10% Peer Review in Madison Jan 2018 1.5 hours

Pause in Design Jan 2018 5 months

AE DFD 35% Document Preparation June 2018 4 months

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm July 2018 1 Day

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm Aug 2018 1 Day

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm Sept 2018 1 Day

AE/DFD DFD 35% Preliminary Design Submittal & Review of Documents Oct 2018 2 Months

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm Nov 2018 1 Day

AE DFD 100% Document Preparation Dec 2018 6 months

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm Jan 2019 1 Day

UWL Design Workshop Sessions w/ Exec Comm, Design Comm & User Groups Feb 2019 1 Day

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm Mar 2019 1 Day

UWL Design Meetings w/ Executive Comm & Design Comm April 2019 1 Day

AE/DFD DFD 100% Final Design Submittal & Review of Documents June 2019 2 Months

MAD BOR/SBC Authority to Construct Aug 2019 3 Months

DFD Release of Bidding Documents Nov 2019 3 Months

DFD Receipt of Bids & Release of Construction Contracts Feb 2020 3 Months

UWL Construction of New Facility May 2020 22 Months

UWL Substantial Completion Mar 2022 1 Month

UWL Occupancy April 2022 3 Months

UWL Final Completion July 2022 4 Months

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A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

(6)-

30' L

ON

G

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AC

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RS

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60

PE

OP

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2" L

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10'-0"

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CLEARANCE NEEDEDBETWEEN JOGGINGTRACK ABOVE

1027

0 S

F

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AT

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JO

GG

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TR

AC

K

OP

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TO

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MID

DL

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AN

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300

m (

0.2

MIL

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) P

ER

LA

P

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

60'-0" 191'-0" 66'-6"

317'-0"

10'-0

"

10'-0"

10'-0

"

10'-0"

PR

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SPACE FOREQUIPMENTDESIRABLE

LARGERRRADIUS ISDSIRABLE

WILL USE UPPER TRACKPRIMARY FOR WALKING

EQUIPMENT SPACE IS IMPORTANTFOR CLINICAL PATIENTS. BICYCLESFOR EXAMPLE. BLOOD PRESSUETESTING.

TWO CRASHCARTS

RECUMBENT,SEMI-RECUMBENT BIKES.NEED EQUIPMENT LISTFOR DESIGN

10 - 15 PIECESOF EQUIPMENT

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

42"

EA

CH

6 LA

NE

S @

6622

7 S

F

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LD

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US

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CA

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40

PE

OP

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AC

H

10'-0

"

10'-0"

10'-0

"

60'-0" 191'-0" 66'-6"

2992

SF

SP

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TO

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SE

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1155

SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

440

SP

EC

TA

TO

RS

960

SP

EC

TA

TO

RS

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

(6)-

30' L

ON

G

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AC

HE

RS

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AP

CIT

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60

PE

OP

LE E

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200M

TR

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LA

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S, 4

2" L

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archery. taret awayfrom the entrance.

removable targets.50 yards max

team handball.two most likely.

assume all wheelchairparticipants for accessibility design purposes

adjustable goalsdesirable

adult fitness willuse the track

functional movement andscreening. less strength oriented

students work with athletes-mostly at infield of track

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

42"

EA

CH

6 LA

NE

S @

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

HO

US

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B

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CA

PC

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40

PE

OP

LE E

AC

H

10'-0

"

10'-0"

10'-0

"

60'-0" 191'-0" 66'-6"

181' - 5 3/4"

2992

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TA

TO

R

SE

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1155

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EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

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440

SP

EC

TA

TO

RS

960

SP

EC

TA

TO

RS

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

(6)-

30' L

ON

G

BLE

AC

HE

RS

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AP

CIT

Y 1

60

PE

OP

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H

200M

TR

AC

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DIU

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LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

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17

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ADDPRACTICELANES OVERTO THE WALL

19 -21M RANGE RADIUS IS OK.20M MIGHT BE THE SWEETSPOT. RDG TO CHECKADVANTAGES OF VARYINGRADIUS FOR BETTER INFIELDCOURTS/ LAYOUTS

UWL SPECIALDIMENSIONS FORTAKEOFF BOARDS

CURRENTLY HAVE PORTABLEAAE CAGE. CONSIDEROVERHEAD SUPPORTED?COST? PRACTICALITY WITHOTHER OVERHEAD ELEMENTS?

CONSIDER MOVING POLE VAULTTO THIS LOCATION

SPECTATORSEATING OPTION

BEST IF NOOVERLAP

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

HO

US

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2992

SF

SP

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TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

1155

SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

21M

RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

ES

12

34

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78

12

34

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SIDEBACKSTOPSDESIRED

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

HO

US

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TA

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R

SE

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ING

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SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

21M

RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

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17

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NOT DESIRABLE TO REC IN INFIELD(INTERRUPTION OF TENNIS ZONE)

9' BETWEEN COURTS.COURTS NOT CENTEREDON BASKETBALL

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

HO

US

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SP

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TA

TO

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SE

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ING

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SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

21M

RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

ES

12

34

56

78

12

34

56

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ION

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LDH

OU

SE

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OR

PLA

N -

VO

LLE

YB

ALL

AN

D B

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MIN

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N

10/1

6/20

17

1/8"

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AN

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SE

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ITY

4 VOLLEYBALLCOURTS DESIRED

2 BADMINTON PERVOLLEYBALL COURTDESIRED (NOT 3 AS SHOWN)

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

HO

US

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2992

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SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

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SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

21M

RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

ES

12

34

56

78

12

34

56

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ION

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LDH

OU

SE

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OR

PLA

N -

DIV

IDE

R C

UR

TA

INS

10/1

6/20

17

1/8"

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DIV

IDE

R C

UR

TA

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PREFERRED CURTAINLOCATION BY REC FOR MORECLEARANCE FOR COURTS

2 BASEBALLBATTING CAGESDESIRED BY REC

ARCHERYPROVISIONS?

AVOID IN-GROUNDPOSTS/ COVERS INHIGH JUMP AREA

CEILING MOUNTED TIMINGDEVICES AT FINISH LINE.POWER/ IT REQ'D

CURTAIN ONINSIDE LINE OFTRACK IS OK

suggested additional curtain atlane 2 for tennis to avoid maintainclear playing are for tennis courts

NETCONTINUOUSACROSSCOURTS FORGOLF DRIVING

GOLF DRIVING. CLASS SIZE30. TEE OFF OF TEE PAD(PROVIDED BY STUDENTS)

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

42"

EA

CH

6 LA

NE

S @

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

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US

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CH

ER

S.

CA

PC

ITY

40

PE

OP

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10'-0"

10'-0

"

60'-0" 191'-0" 66'-6"

2992

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SP

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TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

1155

SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

440

SP

EC

TA

TO

RS

960

SP

EC

TA

TO

RS

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

(6)-

30' L

ON

G

BLE

AC

HE

RS

. C

AP

CIT

Y 1

60

PE

OP

LE E

AC

H

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

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RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

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12

34

56

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IMPORTANT TO HAVESPIKEABLE SURFACE ATHIGH JUMP APPROACH

YELLOW = SPIKEABLESURFACE OPTION

21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

6622

7 S

F

FIE

LD

HO

US

E60'-0" 191'-0" 66'-6"

2992

SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

1155

SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

21M

RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

ES

12

34

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78

12

34

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LDH

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SE

FLO

OR

PLA

N -

DIV

IDE

R C

UR

TA

INS

10/1

6/20

17

1/8"

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DIV

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R C

UR

TA

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21M RADIUS

212'

-6"

15'-6

"

6622

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F

FIE

LD

HO

US

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2992

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SP

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TA

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SE

AT

ING

1155

SF

SP

EC

TA

TO

R

SE

AT

ING

317'-0"

TO

TA

L A

RE

A =

662

27 +

115

5 +

299

2 =

703

74 N

SF

200M

TR

AC

K W

ITH

21M

RA

DIU

S, 6

LA

NE

S, 4

2" L

AN

ES

12

34

56

78

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OR

PLA

N -

DIV

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R C

UR

TA

INS

10/1

6/20

17

1/8"

= 1

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DIV

IDE

R C

UR

TA

INS

UW

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300 SF

TIMING /CONTROL

300 SF

TIMING /CONTROL

15'-0

"

20'-0"

300 SF

TIMING /CONTROL

15'-0

"

20'-0"

37'-6"

8'-0

"

OPTION A

OPTION B

OPTION C

800 SF

UWL TEAMMEETING PROJECTION

SCREEN

25'-0

"

32'-0"

FURNITURE OPTION 2

800 SF

UWL TEAMMEETING

PROJECTION SCREEN25'-0

"

32'-0"

FURNITURE OPTION 1

70 CHAIRS

5' DIA TABLES48 SEATS

250 SF

MALEOFFICIALSLOCKER

250 SF

FEMALEOFFICIALSLOCKER

14'-6"

18'-6

"

14'-6"

187 SFOFFICIALS BOX10

'-0"

25'-6"

175 SFPLAYERS BOX 2

10'-0

"

24'-0"

175 SFPLAYERS BOX 1

10'-0

"

24'-0"

187 SFFILMING PLATFORM

10'-0

"

25'-6"

UPPER LEVEL

GROUND LEVELGROUND LEVEL GROUND LEVEL

260 SFFIRST AID

12'-0" 8'-6" 29'-0"

16'-0

"

4'-0" WIDE DOOR

520 SFSOCCER STORAGE

TOILET

37'-0"

720 + 520 = 780 SF

450 SFCONCESSION

24'-0

"

22'-0"

250 SFCONCESSION STORAGE

14'-0

"

450 + 250 = 700 SF


TEAM SUPPORT AND SOCCER SUPPORT

09/19/17

1/8" = 1'-0"

SUPPORT - TIMING / CONTROL (PROGRAM SF = 300 NSF)

1/8" = 1'-0"

TEAM SUPPORT - OFFICES

1/8" = 1'-0"

TEAM SUPPORT - TEAM MEETING1/8" = 1'-0"

TEAM SUPPORT - OFFICIALS LOCKER ROOMS

1/8" = 1'-0"

SOCCER SUPPORT - SOCCER PRESS BOX AND TEAM BOXES

1/8" = 1'-0"

SOCCER SUPPORT - FIRST AID AND STORAGE

1/8" = 1'-0"

SOCCER SUPPORT - CONCESSION AND STORAGE

900 SF

MULTIPURPOSE1

900 SF

MULTIPURPOSE2

300 SF

MULTIPURPOSESTORAGE

OPERABLE PARTITION

PROJECTION SCREEN

PROJECTION SCREEN

26'-6

"

10'-0

"

30'-0"

34'-0" 34'-0"

500 SF

ATHLETICTRAINING

30'-6"

16'-6

"

EXAM

TOILET

500 SF

ATHLETICTRAINING

30'-6"

16'-6

"

OPTION A

OPTION B

ICE MAKER

TREATMENT

TAPING

ICE MAKER

TREATMENT

TAPING

1/8" = 1'-0"

TEAM SUPPORT - MULTIPURPOSE (PROGRAM SF = 900 NSF EACH)1/8" = 1'-0"

TEAM SUPPORT - ATHLETIC TRAINING (PROGRAM SF = 500 NSF)

120 SFOPS OFC 1

120 SFOPS OFC 2

120 SFOPS OFC 3

140 SFOPS DIR

Room Type Examples | Meeting / Academic / Collaboration SpaceRoom Type Examples | Athletic Training Spaces

Room Type Examples | Office / Collaboration Environments

Room Type Examples | Soccer Field Components

DRAW CURTAINS OKAROUND EXAM AREA

2 TABLES, 10 - 12 PEOPLE. NOTNECESSARILY A SEPARATE ROOM.LOCATED AT COMMON FINISH LINE

OVERHANGFOR PLAYERS

ENCLOSEDROOMUPPER LEVEL

UPPER

NEED BETTER VIEWS OUT OFPRESSBOX THAN EXISTINGSOCCER FACILITY

COULD BE PART OFOTHER SOCCER SPACES


SERVICES

10/16/17

1500 SFLOBBY/ HALL OF FAME

37'-6"

40'-0

"

VESTIBULE

1/8" = 1'-0"

LOBBY/HALL OF FAME

TOTAL TOILET FIXTURE CALCULATIONS

WOMEN MEN UNISEXAT FIELDHOUSE 13 WC + 6LAV 7WC + 2 LAV *MINIMUM AT SOCCER (500) 6WC + 2LAV 4WC + 2LAV 1WC + 1 LAVMIN TOTAL REQ'D (1500 @ FH) 19 WC + 6 LAV 11WC + 4LAV 1WC + 1 LAV

370 SF

MEN'STOILETS555 SF

WOMEN'STOILETS

12'-0

"

FIELDHOUSE

72 SF

FAMILYTOILET 9'

-0"

8'-0"

5'-6" 26'-6"42'-0" 5'-6"

222 SF

MEN'STOILETS

296 SF

WOMEN'STOILETS

12'-0

"

SOCCER

5'-6" 14'-6"20'-6" 5'-6"

1000 SF

STORAGE - REC & ATHLETIC

50'-0"

20'-0

"1000 SF

STORAGE - TRACK & FIELD

50'-0"

20'-0

"

500 SF

STORAGE-

GENERAL

EQUIPMENT

25'-0"

20'-0

"

500 SF

STORAGE- MAINTENANCE/

OPERATIONS

25'-0"

20'-0

"500 SF

STORAGE- ESS

25'-0"

20'-0

"

1/8" = 1'-0"

SERVICES - FIELDHOUSE AND SOCCER PUBLIC TOILETS

1/8" = 1'-0"

SERVICES - REC & ATHLETIC STORAGE1/8" = 1'-0"

SERVICES - TRACK AND FIELD STORAGE

1/8" = 1'-0"

SERVICES - GENERAL EQUIPMENT STORAGE1/8" = 1'-0"

SERVICES - MAINTENANCE/OPERATIONS STORAGE1/8" = 1'-0"

SERVICES - ESS STORAGE

Room Type Examples | Lobby / Entry Spaces

Room Type Examples | Lobby & HOF Spaces

AT LEVEL1. SOME ATLEVEL 2 NEEDED-10X10+/-; 750 SF MIN

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

Program Verification UWL FIELDHOUSE

OPTIONS

Issue Date

771 SF

TEAM MTG

RM

1601 SF

W

LACROSSE

1276 SFW TRACK

1084 SFM TENNIS

1046 SFM TRACK

1084 SFW TENNIS

498 SF

ATHLETIC

TRAINING

1686 SFLOUNGE

416 SFMECHANICAL

70 SFELEVATOR

158 SFSTAIR

158 SFSTAIR

950 SF

REC

STORAGE

950 SF

TRACK

STORAGE

903 SFMULTI-PURPOSE 903 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

147 SFOFFICE

147 SFOFFICE

128 SFOFFICE

128 SFOFFICE

2065 SFLOBBY

553 SFW TOILET

422 SFM TOILET

1003 SFTEAM 1

1003 SFTEAM 2

294 SF

TIMING

MGMT

402 SF

MAINTENANCE

STORAGE

210 SF

OFFICIALS

LOCKERS

307 SFM TOILET

416 SF

EQUIP

STORAGE

210 SF

OFFICIALS

LOCKERS

307 SFW TOILET112 SF

FAMILY

TOILET

66223 SFFIELDHOUSE

1155 SFSEATING

2549 SFSEATING

109 SFVESTIBULE

66 SFSTORAGE

70 SFELEVATOR

96 SFCORRIDOR

96 SFCORRIDOR

805 SFSTORAGE

805 SFMECHANICAL

9588 SF

JOGGING

TRACK

28 SF

ELEV

EQUIP

519 SFLOUNGE

635 SFLOUNGE

131 SFCORRIDOR

131 SFCORRIDOR

/A2 A01.01

1064 SF

REC

STORAGE

1162 SF

TRACK

STORAGE

3028 SF

LOBBY

299 SF

TIME

MGMT

120 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

OFFICE

150 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

ELEV

120 SF

TOILET 120 SF

TOILET

247 SF

MAINT.

1140 SF

MEN'S

TRACK

LOCKER1368 SF

WOMEN'S

TRACK

LOCKER

1243 SF

LACROSS

628 SF

MEN'S

1509 SF

WOMEN'S

70320 SF

FIELD

HOUSE

261 SF

STAIR

871 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

871 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

483 SF

ATHL.

TRAINING

987 SF

TEAM MTG

RM

329 SF

MAINT.

268 SF

OFFICIAL

WOMEN'S

268 SF

OFFICIAL

MEN'S

1133 SF

WOMEN'S

TENNIS

1133 SF

MEN'S

TENNIS

1133 SF

TEAM 1

1397 SF

TEAM 2

1158 SF

CORR

120 SF

MEN'S

120 SF

WOMEN'S

OPEN TO BELOW

12034 SF

CORR

1695 SF

CORR

OPEN TO BELOW

326 SF

CORR

261 SF

CORR

549 SF

ESS

STORAGE

120 SF

ELEV

OPTION 1

1. TWO STORIES ABOVEGROUND

2. NO BASEMENT

3. SPECTATOR SEATINGSGEAR TOWARDS FINISHLINE

4. SOUTH ENTRY FACINGFOOTBALL STADIUM

OPTION 2

1. TWO STORIES ABOVEGROUND

2. ONE BASEMENTINCLUDING ATHLETICSPACES

3. SYMETRICALSPECTATOR SEATINGS

4. SOUTH ENTRY FACINGPINE STREET

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

N

LA C

RO

SS

E S

T.

PIN

E S

T.

CAMPBELL RD.

A05.01B3

A05.01

A05.01

A05.01

D3

A3

C3

/A2 A01.01

1064 SF

REC

STORAGE

1162 SF

TRACK

STORAGE

3028 SF

LOBBY

299 SF

TIME

MGMT

120 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

OFFICE

150 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

ELEV

120 SF

TOILET 120 SF

TOILET

247 SF

MAINT.

1140 SF

MEN'S

TRACK

LOCKER1368 SF

WOMEN'S

TRACK

LOCKER

1243 SF

LACROSS

628 SF

MEN'S

1509 SF

WOMEN'S

70320 SF

FIELD

HOUSE

261 SF

STAIR

A05.01B3

A05.01

A05.01

A05.01

D3

A3

C3

871 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

871 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

483 SF

ATHL.

TRAINING

987 SF

TEAM MTG

RM

329 SF

MAINT.

268 SF

OFFICIAL

WOMEN'S

268 SF

OFFICIAL

MEN'S

1133 SF

WOMEN'S

TENNIS

1133 SF

MEN'S

TENNIS

1133 SF

TEAM 1

1397 SF

TEAM 2

1158 SF

CORR

120 SF

MEN'S

120 SF

WOMEN'S

OPEN TO BELOW

12034 SF

CORR

1695 SF

CORR

OPEN TO BELOW

326 SF

CORR

261 SF

CORR

549 SF

ESS

STORAGE

120 SF

ELEV

SCHEMATIC DESIGN UW-LA CROSSE - NEW FIELDHOUSE SOCCER AND SUPPORT FACILIITY

OPTION 1 - FLOOR PLANS

10/17/2017

ENTRY

BETTER ON FIRSTFLOOR

A B B BA

A BB B B B B B B BA AA AA AA AA

771 SF

TEAM MTG

RM

1601 SF

W

LACROSSE

1276 SFW TRACK

1084 SFM TENNIS

1046 SFM TRACK

1084 SFW TENNIS

498 SF

ATHLETIC

TRAINING

1686 SFLOUNGE

416 SFMECHANICAL

70 SFELEVATOR

158 SFSTAIR

158 SFSTAIR

950 SF

REC

STORAGE

950 SF

TRACK

STORAGE


MULTI-PURPOSE

147 SFOFFICE

147 SFOFFICE

128 SFOFFICE

128 SFOFFICE

2065 SFLOBBY

553 SFW TOILET

422 SFM TOILET

1003 SFTEAM 1

1003 SFTEAM 2

294 SF

TIMING

MGMT

402 SF

MAINTENANCE

STORAGE

210 SF

OFFICIALS

LOCKERS

307 SFM TOILET

416 SF

EQUIP

STORAGE

210 SF

OFFICIALS

LOCKERS


FAMILY

TOILET

66223 SFFIELDHOUSE

1155 SFSEATING

2549 SFSEATING

109 SFVESTIBULE

66 SFSTORAGE

70 SFELEVATOR

96 SFCORRIDOR

96 SFCORRIDOR

805 SFSTORAGE

805 SFMECHANICAL

9588 SF

JOGGING

TRACK

28 SF

ELEV

EQUIP

519 SFLOUNGE

635 SFLOUNGE

131 SFCORRIDOR

131 SFCORRIDOR


FLOOR PLANS

Issue Date

1/16" = 1'-0"1

A-FP00-PRES1/16" = 1'-0"

2FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 1

1/16" = 1'-0"3

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2


OPTIONS

Issue Date

771 SF

TEAM MTG

RM

1601 SF

W

LACROSSE

1276 SFW TRACK

1084 SFM TENNIS

1046 SFM TRACK

1084 SFW TENNIS

498 SF

ATHLETIC

TRAINING

1686 SFLOUNGE

416 SFMECHANICAL

70 SFELEVATOR

158 SFSTAIR

158 SFSTAIR

950 SF

REC

STORAGE

950 SF

TRACK

STORAGE


MULTI-PURPOSE

147 SFOFFICE

147 SFOFFICE

128 SFOFFICE

128 SFOFFICE

2065 SFLOBBY

553 SFW TOILET

422 SFM TOILET

1003 SFTEAM 1

1003 SFTEAM 2

294 SF

TIMING

MGMT

402 SF

MAINTENANCE

STORAGE

210 SF

OFFICIALS

LOCKERS

307 SFM TOILET

416 SF

EQUIP

STORAGE

210 SF

OFFICIALS

LOCKERS


FAMILY

TOILET

66223 SFFIELDHOUSE

1155 SFSEATING

2549 SFSEATING

109 SFVESTIBULE

66 SFSTORAGE

70 SFELEVATOR

96 SFCORRIDOR

96 SFCORRIDOR

805 SFSTORAGE

805 SFMECHANICAL

9588 SF

JOGGING

TRACK

28 SF

ELEV

EQUIP

519 SFLOUNGE

635 SFLOUNGE

131 SFCORRIDOR

131 SFCORRIDOR

/A2 A01.01

1064 SF

REC

STORAGE

1162 SF

TRACK

STORAGE

3028 SF

LOBBY

299 SF

TIME

MGMT

120 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

OFFICE

150 SF

OFFICE

120 SF

ELEV

120 SF

TOILET 120 SF

TOILET

247 SF

MAINT.

1140 SF

MEN'S

TRACK

LOCKER1368 SF

WOMEN'S

TRACK

LOCKER

1243 SF

LACROSS

628 SF

MEN'S

1509 SF

WOMEN'S

70320 SF

FIELD

HOUSE

261 SF

STAIR

871 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

871 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE

483 SF

ATHL.

TRAINING

987 SF

TEAM MTG

RM

329 SF

MAINT.

268 SF

OFFICIAL

WOMEN'S

268 SF

OFFICIAL

MEN'S

1133 SF

WOMEN'S

TENNIS

1133 SF

MEN'S

TENNIS

1133 SF

TEAM 1

1397 SF

TEAM 2

1158 SF

CORR

120 SF

MEN'S

120 SF

WOMEN'S

OPEN TO BELOW

12034 SF

CORR

1695 SF

CORR

OPEN TO BELOW

326 SF

CORR

261 SF

CORR

549 SF

ESS

STORAGE

120 SF

ELEV

OPTION 1

OPTION 2