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Greenbrier Casino Club
Greenbrier Casino Club
White Sulphur Springs, WV, United States
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Greenbrier Casino Club
White Sulphur Springs, WV, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2010
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
One of the most elegant and exclusive casinos in the country, the Greenbrier Casino Club in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. This luxury gaming facility features a 103,000-square-foot gaming area with more than 320 slot machines and 37 table games. Unlike other gaming facilities, Casino Club is only open to overnight Greenbrier Resort guests and members. Raised access flooring contributed to the success of this 10 month fast-tracked project. Its flexible nature allowed architects to work within a difficult space efficiently and without compromising the look and feel of the venue. Owners and architects of the Greenbrier Casino Club knew they needed a flexible solution because the casino was well below grade. “
Part of this casino is 28 feet below grade so, we didn’t want to excavate any further to accommodate a traditional system,” said Oliver McClung, a partner with Shope Reno Wharton and the lead architect for the Casino. “Raised access flooring allowed us to work within the confines of the space and provided an effective solution for service distribution and cable management. We also used one of the heavier duty product lines because we wanted the flooring to still feel very substantial, solid and comfortable. You’d never know you were walking on a raised floor, which is the feel we wanted for a luxury casino.”
Part of this casino is 28 feet below grade so, we didn’t want to excavate any further to accommodate a traditional system,” said Oliver McClung, a partner with Shope Reno Wharton and the lead architect for the Casino. “Raised access flooring allowed us to work within the confines of the space and provided an effective solution for service distribution and cable management. We also used one of the heavier duty product lines because we wanted the flooring to still feel very substantial, solid and comfortable. You’d never know you were walking on a raised floor, which is the feel we wanted for a luxury casino.”