MARCH 2014

Locker rooms have evolved from bare-bones changing areas into aesthetically pleasing spaces with an almost spa-like atmosphere that provides an air of relaxation and all the amenities members want after a tough workout.

To create an effective dog park, you have to think about the wants and needs of the end user—and that means going beyond the dogs to consider what their owners want, from shade and comfort to safety and more.

If you have water, you have a potential attraction. From low-key campground projects to impressive riverwalks and more, those who have access to water are learning to make the most of it.

A growing number of recreation facilities and organizations have discovered how to tap into the mindset of a new generation of teenagers, who are answering the call to outdoor activity and environmental service with enthusiasm.

Grooming the ice for the 10th annual Lake Placid, N.Y., CAN/AM Adult Pond Hockey Tournament was made just a bit easier this year, due to an equipment donation that smoothed the process.

New lighting for the University of Rhode Island's Ryan Center means the Rams will be among the first basketball players shooting hoops under LED lights.

College students want many things from their fitness facilities. Balancing their needs and creating spaces for everyone to use and enjoy requires careful attention.

Managing spa water is much simpler when UV treatment is part of your mix. Learn more about how UV works, and how it is a much more effective weapon in the battle against RWIs.