2010 Awards Brochure - American Sports Builders Association

American
Sports
2010 Builders Association
O U T S TA N D I N G F A C I L I T I E S O F T H E Y E A R
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2010
ASBA
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Single-Field Facility
Archbishop Williams High School
T
he new synthetic turf field has an inlaid school logo and is surrounded by a synthetic track. The project uses a subsurface
drainage system in a herringbone pattern across the field. With lights
for night games and painted lines, the field is ready for soccer and
football players at Archbishop Williams High School.
Braintree, Mass.
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Distinguished
Single-Field Facilities
Anna Maria College Paxton, Mass.
Warner Larson Inc.
Bloomfield High School Softball Field Bloomfield, N.M.
General Acrylics Inc.
California State University Sacramento, Calif.
Beals Alliance Inc.
Charles Hart Park Athletic Field Wauwatosa, Wis.
GRAEF
Goerke Park Stevens Point, Wis.
Rettler Corp.
Shorewood School District Shorewood, Wis.
Rettler Corp.
Shorter College Multi-Purpose Facility Rome, Ga.
UBU Sports
Skidelsky Field at City (Flowers) Park New Rochelle, N.Y.
Stantec Sport
Archbishop Williams
High School
Spartanburg High School Spartanburg, S.C.
Medallion Athletic Products Inc.
Nominated by:
Stantec Sport
St. Francis Xavier University–Oland Stadium Field
Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Gale Associates Inc.
Architect/Engineer:
Mark Novak,
Patrick Maguire,
Meg Buczynski
General Contractor:
University of Missouri–Stankowski Field Columbia, Mo.
Mondo USA Inc.
R.A.D. Sports
Specialty Contractor:
Cape & Island Tennis
and Track
Suppliers:
University of Rhode Island–Beck Baseball Field
Kingston, R.I.
CHA
Completed:
Washington & Lee University–Wilson Field Lexington, Va.
CHA
Sportsfield Specialties;
Beynon Sports
Surface; R.A.D. Sports
August 2008
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2010
ASBA
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Outdoor Tennis
Woodside Racquet Club
Westwood, Kan.
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his upgraded four-court facility has a
stadium court with seating, and three
courts in an upper area, complete with
distinctive shade shelters to keep players
comfortable. The upper site was difficult to access—requiring two large stone
ramps that were removed as the project stages were completed and a crane to
move equipment. But the results proved
to be outstanding.
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Distinguished
Outdoor Tennis Facilities
Bishop Gorman High School Las Vegas, Nev.
Renner Sports Surfaces
Brewster Municipal Tennis Court Complex
Brewster, Mass.
Gale Associates Inc.
Catholic Central High School Novi, Mich.
Grissim Metz Andriese Associates Inc.
Cindy Hummel Tennis Center Auburndale, Fla.
Welch Tennis Courts Inc.
Club Med Sandpiper Bay Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Welch Tennis Courts Inc.
Garnet Valley High School Glen Mills, Pa.
ELA Sport
Holland Christian School Holland, Mich.
URS Corp.
Lynn University Boca Raton, Fla.
Fast-Dry Courts Inc.
NewBridge on the Charles, Cottage Community
Tennis Facility Dedham, Mass.
Stantec Sport
Parker Park Tennis Center Moultrie, Ga.
Talbot Tennis
Pensacola-Roger Scott Tennis Center Pensacola, Fla.
Fast-Dry Courts Inc.
Woodside Racquet
Club
Ritz Carlton Tennis Facility Amelia Island, Fla.
Welch Tennis Courts Inc.
Nominated by:
McConnell & Associates Corp.
Contractor:
Silverton High School Silverton, Ore.
Atlas Track and Tennis
McConnell &
Associates Corp.
Suppliers:
Seaview Park Tennis Facility Palm Beach, Fla.
Welch Tennis Courts Inc.
California Products;
Douglas Sports Nets
& Equipment;
Aer-Flo Inc.
Valencia Lakes Tennis & Recreation Facility
Sun City, Fla.
Fast-Dry Courts Inc.
Number of Courts:
4
Completed:
June 1, 2010
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OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Outdoor Track
Ponderosa High School
Shingle Springs, Calif.
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iming was critical for this winning project, as the track had to be
completed in time for the Bruins’ commencement ceremonies.
The original granite track was removed and replaced with a premanufactured, vulcanized rubber track, complete with eight lanes
and two straightaway extensions. The project included all-weather
“D zones” at the ends that accommodate areas for long jump/triple
jump, high jump and pole vault.
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Distinguished
Outdoor Track Facilities
Archbishop Williams High School Braintree, Mass.
Stantec Sport
Carlsbad High School Athletic Facility Carlsbad, N.M.
Fisher Tracks Inc.
Ponderosa
High School
Nominated by:
Beals Alliance Inc.
Architect/Engineer:
Beals Alliance Inc./
Tony Wood,
Chris Sullivan
Suppliers:
Mondo USA; Fieldturf;
Sportsfield Specialties;
ACO Sport
Completed:
August 2009
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Center High School Antelope, Calif.
Beals Alliance Inc.
Hotchkiss School-Hemingway Track/Baker Field
Athletic Facility Lakeville, Conn.
CHA
Martensdale St. Mary’s Athletic Complex
Martensdale, Iowa
Fisher Tracks Inc.
Sheldon High School Elk Grove, Calif.
Beals Alliance Inc.
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2010
ASBA
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Residential Tennis
Justman Residence
Calabasas Calif.
T
his year’s outstanding residential tennis court shows off quality workmanship and attention to detail. The cushioned hard
court, which also accommodates basketball, has elevated viewing
from three sides, while the extended balcony off the master bedroom affords a full view of the court. Complete with waterfalls, koi
pond, full outdoor kitchen, entertainment areas, and scenic views,
the result is a true “outdoor living room.”
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Distinguished
Residential Tennis Courts
Back Residence Brookville, Ind.
Leslie Coatings Inc.
Deane Residence Cohasset, Mass.
Boston Tennis Court Construction Co. Inc.
Justman Residence
Nominated by:
Zaino Tennis Courts Inc.
Specialty Contractor:
Zaino Tennis Courts Inc.
Suppliers:
Plexipave System, Div. of
California Products Corp.;
Edwards/Rol-Dri Div. of
Athletic Connection
Completed:
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2010
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Outdoor Multi-Field Facility
ASBA
2010
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Indoor Multi-Purpose Facility
Albuquerque Public Schools
Soccer Complex
Albuquerque, N.M.
Southwest Minnesota
State University
Nominated by:
Kiefer Specialty Flooring Inc.
General Contractor:
Kiefer Specialty Flooring Inc.
Supplier:
Mondo USA
Southwest Minnesota
State University
Completed:
September 1, 2009
T
he city found a creative way to use leftover property between a
middle school and high school: build a four-field soccer complex that can hold district-wide soccer meets. The site required excavation of basalt, the lava rock from prehistoric volcanic activity,
but local mineral laws prevented moving the rock from the site, so it
was used for decorative landscaping around the synthetic turf fields.
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Distinguished
Multi-Field Facilities
Marshall, Minn.
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Distinguished
Albuquerque Public
Schools Soccer Complex
Nominated by:
Robert Cohen Co. LLC
Specialty Contractor:
Castleton State College–Spartan Stadium &
Athletic Fields Castleton, Vt.
Stantec Sport
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Robert Cohen Co. LLC
Supplier:
Mondo USA
Indoor Multi-Purpose Facilities
La Merced Elementary School Belen, N.M.
Robert Cohen Co. LLC
Monroe Community College PAC Center
Rochester, N.Y.
CHA
T
he fieldhouse accommodates basketball,
volleyball and tennis. But the flooring
had been plagued by concrete moisture problems, and the surface was unusable. The failed
moisture sealer had to be removed and another
product applied before the pre-fabricated 10mm rubber flooring could be put down. Later, custom colors were developed to match the
Mustangs’ school colors.
Completed:
UNLV Football Practice Facility Las Vegas, Nev.
UBU Sports
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ASBA
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Indoor Tennis
2010
ASBA
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Indoor Track
Mount Union College
Peterson Field House
Alliance, Ohio
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he college wanted to update and enlarge its
facility, which had a 20-year-old, 160-meter track, to include a new 200-meter track. Expanding the facility posed issues of matching the
new flooring to the existing flooring, which necessitated grinding the surfaces to even them out.
A new pre-fabricated sheet rubber surface completed this outstanding indoor track facility.
Sportime
Randalls Island
Mount Union College
Peterson Field House
Nominated by:
ICA Sports
Contractor:
Nominated by:
Kiefer Specialty Flooring Inc.
ICA Sports
Suppliers:
Douglas Sports Nets
& Equipment;
ICA Sports
Specialty Contractor:
Number of Courts: Mondo USA
Kiefer Specialty Flooring Inc.
Supplier:
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Completed:
July 2009
Completed:
Sportime Randalls Island
December 31, 2009
Randalls Island, N.Y.
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New York City Parks licensee project, Sportime Randalls Island
is the largest indoor facility in the world. There are five permanent indoor courts in a pre-engineered clear-span structure, while
the other 15 courts are in three air-supported structures, which come
down in the summer for outdoor tennis. Support facilities include
offices, lounge areas, viewing areas, fitness center, tutoring center
and banquet spaces.
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ASBA
OUTSTANDING FACILITY OF THE YEAR
Green Award
The ASBA’s annual Awards Program helps to promote the highest standards of construction by recognizing excellence in design, construction and renovation. Any ASBA member
contributing to the design or construction of a project can nominate that project for one of
several industry awards. The projects highlighted in this brochure are winners in the 2010
Awards Program.
From the ASBA Chairman
Our Winners ‘Build It Right’
On behalf of the American Sports Builders Association, I would like to
congratulate the 2010 Outstanding Facilities of the Year Award winners.
The ASBA Awards Program has the goal of promoting the highest standards of construction excellence.
In 1995, the ASBA Board of Directors moved to revise the Awards Program and at the 1996
Technical Meeting, we began the tradition of honoring the award winners at this annual Association
gathering. A complete listing of this year’s winners of awards, along with the winners from the past
two years, can be found on ASBA’s website at www.sportsbuilders.org.
ASBA’s theme—“Build It Right”—is exemplified by the ASBA Awards Program. The quality work
exemplified by this year’s award-winning facilities is at the heart of ASBA’s purpose. We want to continue to recognize and support this type of quality throughout the industry. ASBA’s programs are
built around educating the professionals in our industry, providing networking opportunities for
our members, and recognizing the quality work that we do every day.
As you look at the complete listing of award winners, you will notice mention of builders and suppliers on each project. The strong partnerships that exist within ASBA among its builders, designers
and suppliers are at the heart of our success. We work together to “Build It Right” and have a strong
record of quality and creative projects like the ones represented through the 2010 Outstanding Facilities of the Year.
Any ASBA members contributing to the design and/or construction of an outstanding project or
facility are encouraged to submit an application for one of several industry awards.
Congratulations to this year’s award winners!
Monroe Community College
PAC Center
Rochester, N.Y.
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he first- ever ASBA Green Award goes to this new 56,000-squarefoot indoor multi-purpose facility for athletics, fitness and recreation. The project, which achieved a LEED Gold rating, includes a
high-energy-efficiency field house with a synthetic turf field, energy-cost reductions of over 30%, and a 30% reduction in water use.
Also, more than 50% of construction waste was diverted away from
landfills, nearly 40% of all construction materials used contained
recycled content, and more than 10% of all materials used were generated within 500 miles of the project.
Sam Fisher, CTB
Chairman, American Sports Builders Association
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Monroe Community
College PAC Center
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Architect/Engineer:
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The ASBA works to raise professional standards and
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Completed:
builders to demonstrate their competency by completing
tact information, including address, phone and fax numbers, e-
an examination on all areas of construction.
mail, web addresses and company personnel, will be listed.
Supplier:
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2010 Facility Awards Winners
ASBA Calendar of Events
February 11-14 2011
ASBA Winter Meeting,
Atlantis Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas
American Sports Builders Association
8480 Baltimore National Pike, #307
Ellicott City, MD 21043
Toll-free: 866-501-ASBA (2722)
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June 21, 2011
ASBA Awards Deadline
December 1-6, 2011
ASBA Technical Meeting,
JW Marriott Resort and Spa, Palm Springs, CA
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