Facility Planning: Difference between revisions

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Construction Considerations - Go here for more nuts and bolts construction stuff

Needs to feel put together. Aesthetic can be whatever you want, but it needs to be intentional. No random piles of hand me down garbage.

Need comfortable spaces to hang out near training areas.

Need performance area.

Fly rig needs dedicated space.

Need ability to easily convert between purposes where applicable (e.g. seating or a stage for shows in areas that are usually used for training)

Bottom options
- Trampoline base^[1], uses less foam but requires 3'-4' void underneath and foam pylons depending on the pit size
- Base foam liner^[2], uses more foam but only 1' liner depth
Edge pads

Eventual plan for spring floor?
Standard gymnastics floor is a 39 ft square (diagonal of 55 ft, which is a good reference length for any reasonable tumbling pass)

These are things that are potential nice-to-haves that might add too much to the construction cost to justify

Upper level viewing area (a la ECTA), adds a wow factor for watching most things but especially flying and could be good for shows/event

$1.6M Building cost, designed by Turner Brooks Architect ^[3]

Estimated building cost $1M

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 * Bottom options
-** Trampoline base<ref name=":0" />, uses less foam but requires 3'-4' void underneath and foam pylons depending on the pit size
+** Trampoline base<ref>https://www.theamericangym.com/pitinfo.asp</ref>, uses less foam but requires 3'-4' void underneath and foam pylons depending on the pit size
 ** Base foam liner<ref>https://www.ukgympits.co.uk/products/pit-base-foam</ref>, uses more foam but only 1' liner depth
 * Edge pads