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Providing a complete range of services for the design and development of fitness, wellness and recreation centers is the mission of PSA-Dewberry. We can begin with a complete needs assessment, and continue with a comprehensive market feasibility analysis, financial proforma, and a business plan. This assessment allows for the development of a facility of optimal size that fulfills the client's specific needs respectful of local demographics, owner goals, budget, and schedule.
Our architects, designers and engineers work collaboratively to produce a facility that meets all the client's needs. When planning a fitness center, we embrace the concept of the open plan. Upon entering the facility, one can see or get a glimpse of all the activities the center has to offer. Given the volumes of space and economies of scale, we take advantage of the use of natural light penetrating the interior space wherever possible. Natural light and strategically placed views to the exterior enhance people's positive attitudes toward exercise and affect their eventual outcome and experience. PSA-Dewberry's wellness and fitness facilities are designed to not only help the human body recover or improve but also uplift the patron's mind and spirit as well.
Contact:
J. Thomas Seymour, AIA
tseymour@dewberry.com
309.282.8198
Projects
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 | The Donald W. Reynolds Caring Center The Donald W. Reynolds Caring Center is comprised of two one-story buildings with a 100+ space parking lot. The buildings consist of a 14,905-square-foot Family Services Center and an 11,199-square-foot Youth Shelter. The Family Services Center spaces include counselor and general administrative offices, a reception lobby, library, conference area capable of being divided into two spaces, observation room, and play areas. The Youth Shelter is a 14-bed shelter for youth ages 0 to 18 years old, including pregnant teens, with dining and recreation areas, kitchen, laundry, storage, classroom and counselor and general administrative offices. |
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.jpg','img1')) | Dan Abraham Healthy Living Center Association of Licensed Architects Design Awards, Midwest Chapter, Gold Award, 2007 |
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Hutcherson Family YMCA PSA-Dewberry provided architectural/engineering services for the design of the new, 48,000-square-foot facility. Features include a spacious lobby with controlled entry, a gymnasium with basketball courts, a family fun swimming pool, a jogging track and fitness area that overlook the basketball courts and lobby, a semi-private aerobics area, a day care center to accommodate 80+ children with an outdoor playground, a “child watch” room, separate adult locker rooms and children locker rooms as well as special needs locker rooms, 2,000-square-foot multi-purpose room, a kitchen to serve the multipurpose room and day care center with a “juice bar” to serve the lobby, an administration area with work room, and a computer room. | |
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Dickenson Family YMCA This new, 21,000-square-foot facility includes strength and conditioning area, semi-private aerobics area, bicycle spin room, gymnasium with basketball court (planned for future), child watch and nursery, locker rooms and special needs/family locker rooms, nutrition bar, administrative area with work room, outdoor playing fields, outdoor jogging trail and picnic area, lobby with waiting area and controlled entry, two massage rooms, and an outdoor family fun and lap swimming pool and whirlpool (planned for future).
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) | Buffalo Grove Fitness Center |
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) | East and West Campus Recreation Centers
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) | AdventurePlex at Marine |
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Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Center | |
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