Published in Russian Swimming Magazine – Issue No. 2, 2008
Wallover Architects’ reputation for world-class aquatic facility design has made waves well beyond the United States. In a special feature published by Russian Swimming Magazine, Wallover’s contributions to the field of competitive and recreational pool design were spotlighted as a global example of innovation, sustainability, and architectural excellence.
While the article was originally written in Russian, its message is clear—Wallover Architects stands at the forefront of aquatic design, blending advanced technical systems with creative, user-focused planning. From municipal pools to Olympic-standard natatoriums, our firm’s work continues to draw international recognition.
A Global Perspective on Aquatic Innovation
The feature highlights Wallover’s emphasis on:
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Designing pools for multi-sport flexibility, such as swimming, diving, water polo, and synchronized swimming.
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Ensuring optimal air and water quality through advanced HVAC and filtration systems.
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Delivering ADA-compliant, accessible facilities that serve all demographics.
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Prioritizing energy efficiency and sustainable materials.
This international attention follows numerous successful projects, including the Kinney Natatorium at Bucknell University, the Flushing Meadows Aquatic Center, and SwimHershey’s Regional Aquatic Center, all of which serve as benchmarks for high-performance aquatic facilities.
Our Ongoing Commitment to Global Standards
At Wallover Architects, we continue to collaborate with international partners and engineering firms, such as Myrtha Pools, to ensure every project—whether local or global—meets the highest competitive and recreational standards, including FINA, NCAA, and USA Swimming regulations.
This feature in Russian Swimming Magazine reaffirms that innovative aquatic architecture knows no borders. We’re proud to represent American design excellence on the world stage.
