Countryside YMCA
The unique shape and color of the canopy perfectly complement the YMCA’s brand
- Product: Custom canopy
- Architect: VSWC Architects Inc.
- General Contractor: Conger Construction
- Specs:
- CSI Code: 10 73 16
- 24780
About this Project
As part of the Makeover Madness Renovations campaign at Countryside YMCA, the world’s largest YMCA facility, Crystal Structures provided eye-catching canopies to enhance the facility’s entrances. The renovations, which took place over two years, aimed to upgrade the 230,000 sq. ft. facility and offer more choices for community wellness activities to the growing population of Warren County, Ohio.
Crystal Structures’ contribution to the project included covering two entries with custom-designed canopies. The highlight of their work is a vibrant, “Y” shaped polycarbonate canopy that adds a playful and inviting element to the main entrance. The unique shape and color of the canopy perfectly complement the YMCA’s brand and mission, creating a welcoming atmosphere for members and visitors alike.
The canopies not only provide protection from the elements but also contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal of the facility. The use of polycarbonate material ensures durability and longevity, making the canopies a practical and attractive addition to the Countryside YMCA.
To see Crystal Structures’ work firsthand, visit Countryside YMCA at 1699 Deerfield Rd in Lebanon, OH. For more information on how Crystal Structures can enhance your next project with custom canopies and other architectural features, please contact their team for a quote.
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