| MAY 2007 |
| FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK |
| It's All About the People | |
| FEATURES |
| Dressed to Impress |
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| Fundamental Considerations in Locker Room Design and Maintenance | |
| They may not be the flashiest facility features, but locker rooms and restrooms have a critical impact on your patrons’ experience—and impression. We look at essential aspects to consider when designing and outfitting these crucial spaces. |
| A Child's-Eye View |
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| Expanding Your Audience to the Younger Set | |
How can recreation facilities compete with TV, videogames and other couch-riding activities to get kids onto ballfields and into rec rooms to participate in team sports and other activities? The short answer: Market to your audience. |
| GUEST COLUMNS |
| Safe, Strong Systems | |
| Metal building systems for recreation design | |
Metal building systems have been used in the recreation industry for years. Whether a new facility, a renovation or an addition, steel can offer owners safe, structurally solid and energy-efficient facilities. |
| Grounds Decisions | |
| Investing in a synthetic athletic field | |
When it comes time to deliver the best synthetic turf field for your patrons, the devil really is in the details. Careful evaluation is key to making the most appropriate selection. |
| The Importance of Play | |
| Association Guest Column: International Playground Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) | |
Play is recognized as a fundamental right of every child by the United Nations, yet this right is challenged worldwide. Here are some reasons why kids need play. |
| PRODUCT SHOWCASES |
| Gymnasium & Rec Center Components | |
| Ice Rink & Inline Hockey Equipment | |
| Scoreboards | |
| New Product Ideas | |
















