Following extensive consultation with key stakeholders and user groups of Maroondah Leisure Facilities, architects Peddle Thorp have developed designs that will meet the needs of Maroondah and the wider community.
meets the needs of Maroondah and the wider community for 50 years
a place for all the community to utilise for recreation pursuits
incorporates a complete environmental management philosophy using environmentally sustainable design principles, including sustainable materials and improves energy efficiency
pool engineering that includes water and energy conservation options
stormwater harvesting options
consideration of fundamental issues such as corrosion, insulation, durability of materials and safety issues of materials
maximise the use of natural light and ventilation.
Elements of the facility
a 50 metre 10 lane pool to FINA standards. Twin booms create a variety of different water spaces for lap swimming, swimming carnivals, club training and competition, diving, water polo, synchronised swimming and other programmed activities
enhanced diving facilities, again to FINA standards, with a 10 metre diving tower. It will allow training and competitions to be held without impacting other aquatic users
a warm water program pool – for rehabilitation and therapy needs that will be larger than the current pool
a dedicated learn to swim pool, which is currently not provided
a playpool with beach entry and splash play will replace the current 40sqm wading pool
a dry diving training room - enabling clubs to establish a more effective training routine, and providing divers, from beginner to elite, an opportunity to perfect their technique in a more controlled environment
new dry leisure facilities include a gymnasium, three group fitness rooms, an outdoor training area, and a childcare facility
family and accessible change rooms, in close proximity to the main water bodies.
change rooms for our school children who participate in the primary schools learn to swim program.
