Annandale Pickleball Facility

Renovating a Sports Center to Support an Active Community
Annandale, Virginia

We renovated a two-story, 51,410-square-foot building into a sports complex featuring pickleball courts and multipurpose spaces. The facility, originally built in 1980, was once an active youth sports center serving the town of Annandale, Virginia. As the community evolved, the property remained unused for a number of years. Our team was tasked with bringing new life to the former sports center to accommodate the needs of the growing community.

12

pickleball courts

2

golf simulator bays

We provided full architecture; mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineering; civil engineering; and surveying services. The revitalized facility houses 12 championship-sized pickleball courts, two golf simulator bays, a commercial grade kitchen and bar, a restaurant with a dining area, lounge areas, locker rooms with showers, and a gym. The renovations also required updates to the MEP systems, including new electrical power, lighting, fire protection, plumbing, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. For the building’s exterior, work included new roofing, exterior wall cladding, and an exterior insulation finish system (EIFS) to improve thermal efficiency, reducing energy consumption.

At the main entrance, we redesigned the space to include a pro shop offering various types of sports equipment. The entryway’s storefront façade creates a compelling visual aesthetic while also connecting pedestrians from the street directly to the reception and lobby area. Our design also included an elevator, increasing accessibility between floors for community members.

The updated facility provides the city of Annandale with a modern sports complex equipped for open play, clinics, sports leagues, tournaments, and camps. The center helps to revitalize the community and promote active lifestyles amongst its visitors.

Client/Owner

Down the Line Sports Center, Inc.

Square Footage

51,410 SF

Services

  • Architecture
  • Engineering

Markets

  • Community Facilities

Regions

  • Mid-Atlantic

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