A replacement for the 50-year-old pool facility, the city planned for a $5.3 Million dollar facelift to reinvigorate Oasis Family Aquatic Park and solidify its standing as a leading community attraction in the summer months. Broken into two phases beginning in the Winter of 2011, Phase I included two buildings totaling approximately 4,000 square feet (3,000 sf bath house/mechanical and 1,000 sf concessions/ticketing), as well as a zero-entrance outdoor pool, child water play structure, and two large slides. Phase II consisted of a lazy river, a third large slide, picnic structures, and additional lockers.

Upgraded integrated lighting, electrical, and technology was needed to bring this aquatic park into the 21st century, adhere to modern energy and Dark Sky codes, increase safety and security, and ensure these systems last for many years to come.

Client: Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
Photography: Norris Design
Aquatic, Lighting Design, Power Design, Electrical Engineering, Utility Coordination, Renovation, Audio, Safety Systems