We Design Recreation Facilities

Architecture & Construction

Just like hockey, recreation architecture and construction is a team effort - and we’re happy to take a leading role. We’ll take your project from start to finish, pulling in construction, technology, and industry experts along the way. As recreation architects, we add our experience to your vision and budget to design your dream ice rink and recreation center; one that is not only beautiful, but functional, operationally efficient, and equipped to support all you have planned for your space.

Modern commercial building with parking lot, several cars, and a tree in landscape.

How We Work With You

In every project, it is our goal to create a solution that makes a difference. This means something a little different to everyone. We love to customize our design to fit your specific needs. Following our proven process, we start by defining what that means to you, to your community, and the industry. This detail leads us into programming and feasibility, where we determine what your vision includes and what is possible within your budget, location, and timeline. Lastly, the technical architecture and engineering work is completed so we can effectively lead the project through construction.

30+ years of experience designing rinks across the United States has allowed us to evolve and perfect this process so we can deliver an ice rink and recreation center that exceeds expectations and, most importantly, provides a space for your community to learn, practice, compete, and fall in love with skating or any other sport you are passionate about.

New or Remodel

Whether you are remodeling an existing arena, or building new, our recreation architects can help. Regardless of the size and scope of your recreation center project, partnering with an architect with rink experience is important. We provide resources, network connections, designs, industry expertise, and fun that is needed to get your project done the right way, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards.

Construction Process

Bringing an ice arena to reality is an exciting process, but it doesn’t happen overnight. The timeline for your project is dependent on size and scope, but here is an overview of our typical timeline and process:

Make your indoor rink a reality.

Interior of a large industrial building under construction with partially completed second floor, metal framework, and a curved concrete floor.
Empty indoor ice hockey rink with boards, glass partition, and goal net area, brightly lit with high ceilings and metal support beams.
An ice hockey game in progress with players from two teams near the goal. Spectators watch from behind the glass and the upper balcony of the hockey arena. The scoreboard shows the score, period, and game statistics.
A gym with red, blue, and yellow power racks, each equipped with barbells and weight plates, in front of a mirror and a wall with blue and red striped paint.
Empty indoor ice hockey rink with seats and bright lighting.