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La Alma Bath House  

La Alma Bath House

Denver, CO, United States

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Airpark Residence

La Alma Bath House

Denver, CO, United States

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Built
YEAR
2010
Built in 1910 the La Alma pool is over 100 years old. In 2010 the aquatic park and bath house was replaced with a modern facility. The design of the bath house is reflective of the rich local culture and the modern Mexican architectural movement “wall culture.” Complimenting the adjacent recreation center the new bath house is a focal point for the rapidly changing Lincoln Park community. Monopan, a cellular polypropylene panel designed for the trucking industry, was used for the screen walls due to its lightweight properties, translucency, and resistance to graffiti.

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