considerable storage space was
added. This allowed the Parks
and Recreation Department to
expand its instructional services
and provide storage for various
types of recreational equipment.
 Since the pool opened, atten-
dance has increased and hours
of operation have been extend-
ed to accommodate the increased
demand. Most important, how-
ever, is the fact that the building
has helped change a long-stand-
ing attitude toward the value of
thoughtful design of public
recreation buildings.


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FLORIDA ARCHITECT February 1993