- The Water Park @ The Villages -- East Texas
- Fellowship Camp -- Wood County, Texas
- Splash
Kingdom -- Canton, Texas
Johnny and Marci Blevins and their partners have been planning this event for the last two years and the opening will be just two weeks before the famous Canton First Monday Trade-days. - Hobbs
Aqua Park, New Mexico
Beginning several years ago the City of Hobbs realized it was missing out on something with their old swimming holes. The two old pools, Humble and Heizer Public Pools were 25-meter 5-lane L-shaped pools like so many cities still operate across the U.S. of A. - The 'back yard' Swimming Pool -- Fort Worth, Texas
It is the unusual client that builds a ‘back yard’ swimming pool for his family that rivals many small community pools in surface area and clients that can afford this luxury usually want the best features in design and materials for their pools. - Rosemeade Pool -- Carrollton, TX
Sometimes when you already have a teaching pool, a 50-meter lap pool, and a diving pool on the same property you just need to expand in the right direction. The City of Carrollton did just that, opting to hire The Brannon Corporation, for planning and engineering of the new children’s section water park at Rosemeade. - Cooper
Clinic -- McKinney, Texas
Dr. Kenneth Cooper has opened his new 75,000 square foot facility for the advancement of fitness and aerobics in Collin County on the outer limits of McKinney, Texas in the midst of a 2,000 acre residential development known as Craig Ranch, just north of Dallas. - Frisco Municipal Recreation and Aquatic Center, Frisco, Texas
- Southern
Methodist University Opens New Dedman Center for Lifetime Sport
Long known for its academic prowess and beautiful Dallas campus, Southern Methodist University students are now making use of the new Dedman Center for Lifetime Sports opened in October, 2005. - Heritage Addition III -- Hillwood Residential, A Perot
Company
Hillwood Residential opened its new Phase III amenity center just in time for the 2005 Memorial Day Weekend frenzy in north Fort Worth. - Cedar
Park Opens New YMCA
The opening of the new Cedar Park Branch of the Williamson County YMCA came just in time for summer fun and games for this rapidly growing part of the Austin metropolitan area. - City
of Bryan (Texas) Ready for Spring '05
The City of Bryan announced completion of its new $3.071 million Henderson Park project including multi-purpose swimming pool facilities designed by The C. T. Brannon Corporation. - El
Campo Aquatic Complex -- El Campo, TX
El Campo, Texas, population 10,945, is situated about an hour west by southwest of Houston in the heart of the rice farming and duck hunting industry. - South
Cooper YMCA -- Arlington, Texas
The South Cooper YMCA designed by Fort Worth's Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford Architects (www.hahnfeld.com) is complete with indoor pool and gymnasium among other facilities and was completed in August, 2003 at a cost of approximately $8.0 million. - The
Colony, Texas
This nearly 4000 square foot playground was completed in late 2003 to the delight of Elise Knox, Aquatic Supervisor for the city. - Ward
County (Monahans) Texas
In a small West Texas county renowned for their great sand dunes and the state park within a few miles of the town of Monahans, water is getting all the attention these days. - Town
of Trophy Club, Texas
A town on the growth beltway of Dallas/Fort Worth about five miles northwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Trophy Club (www.trophyclub.org) was once a private planned community subdivision with mostly upper scale houses, a beautiful lake and private golf course. - Robson
Ranch, Denton, Texas
Robson Ranch has been described as a "day camp for seniors" and you'll believe it once you visit. On a prime 2500 acres of land on the North Texas Prairie, you can see fifty miles to the west from the outdoor swimming pool. - Rockport Aransas
Aquatic Park, TX
With completion of its new $1.78 million aquatic facilities, Rockport and Aransas County are now recognized for more than great seafood and deep sea fishing. - City Lake Aquatic
Park, Mesquite, TX
The two pools and related structures comprising the City Lake Aquatic Center were funded by local funds and constructed in an unusual method with four separate contracts for buildings and site, entry canopy, pool and equipment and water play for just over $1,400,000. - Knights of
Columbus Swimming Pool - Dallas, TX
When the Dallas Area Rapid Transit people bought the long standing Knights of Columbus property on Northwest Highway the Knights moved down the road a few miles, remodeled a bank building and built a new swimming facility right where the drive-in bank lanes used to be. - Taylor Murphy
Park Pool - Taylor, Texas
Having to close ones municipal pool can be traumatic for the populace, especially if the old pool is 60 years old. Sometimes its possible to salvage an old pool and renovate it into something more appealing to today's swimmers. - Texas Christian University
Contractor Robert Baxter of Texas Waterworks (www.texaswaterworks.com) was faced with a dilemma. If the Texas Christian University proposed new pool for faculty, staff and students could not be brought within the tight budget the university had, the project was literally down the drain. - Lake Jackson
Rec Center
This $7.2 million indoor recreation complex was designed by Bob Randall, AIA of Randall-Porterfield Architects in Clear Lake, Texas. - City of McKinney,
Texas, Senior Center
The City of McKinney, Texas, about 40 miles north of downtown Dallas had recently completed most of new center for senior citizens including service and meeting rooms and exercise facilities. What was missing was an indoor pool. - Paris Texas Aquatic
Center
This city of some 28,000 had been for years without a public pool and in 1995 decided to construct a new municipal pool that had to meet the needs of competitors and beginners alike. - West City
Park Aquatic Facilities - Mineral Wells, TX
This city owned facility was designed by The Brannon Corporation to meet the needs of the 18,000 Mineral Wells residents and their county neighbors in the rocky hills west of Dallas-Fort Worth.
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