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Texas State University Student Recreation Center  

Texas State University Student Recreation Center

San Marcos, TX, United States

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Texas State University Student Recreation Center

San Marcos, TX, United States

STATUS
Built
YEAR
2009
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
The new Student Recreation Center expansion/renovation has transformed Texas State’s recreation program and become a favorite place for students, faculty and staff. The style of the building adheres to the new campus master plan which outlines a new direction towards Spanish Colonial architecture. Marmon Mok’s solutions included design of a creative three-story scheme where weights and cardio were on the first level and the gymnasium was constructed above, design of an above-ground pool utilizing bedrock for structural support, and in keeping with the Master Plan, the architects designed a signature architectural tower, adjacent to the new entry, which houses the 54-foot-tall climbing wall. The facility was named “One of the 25 Most Amazing College Recreation Centers” by Best College Review and won a NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facility Awards in 2010.

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Hunter Douglas Architectural
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