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  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to build the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC
  • University of South Carolina worked with the most experienced architects in South Carolina Boudreaux to design the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects on the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center gymnasium.
  • University of South Carolina and Boudreaux architects designed student gym on the corner of Assembly and Blossom Street.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to build the road overpass pedestrian walkway to the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to build the pedestrian student bridge in downtown Columbia, SC.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to design the olympic sized swimming pool at Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to build the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux designers to build the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to design a climbing rock wall.
  • University of South Carolina worked with Boudreaux architects to build the Strom Thurmond Wellness Center in downtown Columbia, SC.

University of South Carolina Strom Thurmond Wellness Center | Columbia, SC

This state-of-the-art wellness/fitness center offers 200,000 sf, and includes both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a rock climbing wall, racquetball and squash courts, aerobic and weight rooms, a four court gymnasium, and a multi-purpose gym for activities such as volleyball and indoor soccer. The facility also includes an indoor running track, a food and juice bar, a wellness center, and several seminar rooms. The exterior is carefully detailed and was inspired by the architecture of the historic UofSC Horseshoe. Elegant pedestrian bridges safely link the student fitness facility to the rest of the campus. The interior-dynamic and open-features a rotunda lobby that anchors a spatially interconnected central spine from which all spaces and activities can be visually experienced. This project was a collaborative effort between BOUDREAUX and Cannon, Los Angeles.

2007 Honor Award from the South Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects

2005 Facility of Merit Award from Athletic Business Magazine

2004 Outstanding Sports Facility Award from the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association

2003 Honor Award from the National Tile and Mosaic Association

 

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