Carroll College Hunthausen
Activity Center

Project
Highlights

Carroll College was looking to construct a new fitness/activity center, and commissioned DAC to lead the project. The interior acts as a full-service gym, with weight and cardio rooms, several basketball courts, a set of multipurpose rooms, a racquetball court, and a forty-foot climbing and bouldering wall. Men’s and Women’s bath/locker rooms are included, as well as an outdoor-gear rental center and a small study area on the far side of the building. The exterior landscaping around the building is comprised of about 48,830 square feet of a combination of decorative concrete, sidewalk, sod and natural grass areas. The prominent feature was a decorative concrete promenade to the northeast of the new building featuring a school logo composed of brass and concrete. A small sitting/performance area is situated on the south side of the new building, with 10 foot light tube features and an outdoor fireplace for relaxation.
Project Facts
Completed: January 2017
Project Budget: 7.8 Million
Square Feet: 74,418
Project
Features
Climbing Wall
41
ft.
Preexisting Concrete Demolished
300
tons
Bouldering Wall
405
sq ft.
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The key attributes of the Dick Anderson team are their capabilities, work effort, and ability to manage.
Danny Kaluza — Director of Support Services
The DAC Team was a true partner in every sense of the word.
Keith Rupert — Sr. Architect
The Dick Anderson team are extremely skilled and knowledgeable in current construction trends… and I would not hesitate to recommend them.
Larry L. Markuson — K-12 Superintendent
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