A new indoor multi-sport complex in Detroit features an indoor cycling velodrome and much more.

Whether your park setting is a peaceful wooded area or a bustling city square, there are furnishings that will meet your needs, providing comfort for visitors and the right aesthetic for your park.

Parks and recreation facilities, as well as schools and college campuses have long been at the forefront of innovative and sustainable design. Find out how some facilities use small steps to go greener.

At Life Time Athletic in New York, connected cardio equipment will allow Apple Watch users to track their exercise seamlessly, providing accurate metrics to help take their workout to the next level.

Do you want to ensure your outdoor event goes off without a hitch? One crucial piece of the puzzle may be out of your hands, but by partnering with the right professionals, you can stay one step ahead of the weather.

When planning a fitness facility, it's important to keep one eye on what members want now, and another on what might work best in the future.

At this retreat, a new gym floor is providing an outlet for adults and kids who just need to take a little time out.

The loud, smelly locker room of yesterday is best left in the past. Nowadays, designers are focusing on inclusion and privacy, while manufacturers are creating more options than ever for securing stuff.

For many cities, large and small, the waterfront has long been an industrial hub. But now, as industry leaves the waterfront behind, we're finding new ways to rejuvenate these areas for recreation and more.

Successful dog parks require more than a simple fenced-off area. To ensure success, start with intense community involvement, and don't let your focus drift until you've got a park full of playful pooches.