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After five years of planning and fundraising, the Stanwood-Camano YMCA is now a reality, providing an inviting space for community members to achieve new health goals, receive before and after school care, join group fitness classes and clubs, and experience endless opportunities to learn and connect.
YMCA of Snohomish County worked with volunteers, community leaders, and the Stanwood-Camano School district to identify community needs, and together with GLY and BCRA, design a facility that has something for everyone. Located within a half mile radius from three schools and a senior living facility, the Y is a hub of activity for both young and old.
The two-level 46,000 square foot facility — a combination of CMU, steel and wood structures — features a natatorium with a lap and leisure pool and a lazy river, full size gymnasium, locker rooms, fitness space with cardio machines and strength training equipment, exercise studios, meeting rooms, and program and office space.
Owner
YMCA of Snohomish County
Owner Representative
Avalon Project Management + Consulting
Architect
BCRA
General Contractor
GLY
Metrics
46,000 SF
Year Completed
2016
Certifications
LEED Silver
Project Stats
4,000+
community members
6
lane competition swimming pool
36%
of contract went to local firms
Nanatorium Hybrid Roof System
A hybrid structure system was used for the Stanwood-Camano YMCA’s nanatorium, the largest nanatorium in Snohomish County. Wood glulam beams with dimensional purlins and steel columns create the appealing exposed wood ceiling focal point desired. Installation required special care in order to prevent water staining that would be visible once construction was complete, a similar challenge encountered when building with mass timber.
GLY had shown a great ability to understand and address the special needs of our YMCA facilities in terms of quality of materials required, accommodations for special and diverse needs, and the complexity of the aquatic environment in our facilities.
Peter Morris, Senior Vice President of Properties YMCA of Greater Seattle