Earlier this month, Harriman Associates, the- John C.L. Morgan
architectural and engineering firm that will design renovations for the junior
high school, completed an inspection of the pool that concluded years of
chlorinated water seeping through the concrete have, in some places, severely
rusted the steel at its core. “This weakens the structure, and over time it can
be a significant problem,” architect Dan Cecil wrote in an e-mail May 13 to
school and city officials.
Related: On Location: Davan Pool (February 19, 2009)
Related: Wescott Re-Use Committee Eyes Olympic-Sized Swimming Pool (January 30, 2009)
Related: Re-Use of Wescott (August 26, 2008)
3 comments:
I did not know there was a labyrinth beneath the pool. That is cool. If the pool goes, so should the rest of the building. Why else did we get a new school, due to the old one being in shambles. Make a nice park for the residents to enjoy.
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