Didn’t get enough of future trends in the print issue? We’ve got even more input from the pros on what’s coming next in this online exclusive.

Didn’t get enough of the Aquatic Trends Report? We expand on that coverage with even more data and insight here.

Some of the top trends highlighted in our cover story this month come to the fore in past winners of our now-retired Innovative Architecture & Design Awards. 

Recently, old gym flooring was transformed into safe, durable playground surfacing in Los Angeles. Talk about reusing and recycling!

America’s oldest continuously operating miniature golf course is restored to its 1930s splendor.

A 600-acre nature preserve in Tennessee gets an update with interactive, durable outdoor art.

Providing enough space to meet pickleball demand is important, but experts advise doing so without taking space away from your community’s avid tennis players.

Regretfully, unwanted advances still happen during professional trade shows and events. Here, Juliene Hefter of the Association of Aquatic Professionals addresses the issue with advice on setting boundaries in this thoughtful column.

Carbon monoxide poisoning can happen in recreation facilities. Here’s how to take care that it doesn’t happen to you.

Master planning is an essential step in developing and revitalizing community spaces, but it comes with challenges, including how to fit community expectations into budgetary constraints.