The vertical stacking of the three levels was used to create spaces for active play, areas for younger children and ultimately, at the top, a perch with an adult only bar, pool and outdoor terrace. The goal of preserving this stream led to the unique, three-level arrangement. The piece of property available for the water park was much larger than what was ultimately used. Much of the overall planning and the compactness of the water park was due to the location of a blue line stream, on the northern edge of the site. They were positioned throughout the water park and used to conceal the typically unattractive elements, like the slide tower stair. Not only did they create a beautiful and memorable environment, they did it without taking up precious floor space.
SoundWaves Nashville Water Resort Looks Like A Beautiful Spa Oasis. Vertical green walls were introduced to recall the lush landscaping in the rest of the hotel. SoundWave’s Indoor Water Park in Nashville. That context was used to establish the vocabulary of the water park architecture. Physical ContextThe water park is located inside the largest, non-gaming hotel in the United States, known for its lush, daylight filled glass covered atriums. The three-layered construction of these pillows, organized in 100’ long panels allow it to act as an independent structural diaphragm while still allowing natural daylight inside for the landscape and guest experience. ETFE pillows were used instead of glass skylights because it results in a much lighter roof system, requiring less structural material to support it. The waterpark SoundWaves is officially open at Gaylord Opryland Resort Go check it out There is also a huge mall next door to check out too. They provided the added benefit of adding warmth to the space.
Glulam wood beams were used as the main structural members in lieu of steel for their resistance to corrosion. Air is pushed across the water surfaces to move the chloride laden air into large return plenums to immediately filter it, increasing the comfort level of guests. The mechanical system was also designed to minimize guests’ exposure to chlorides. The chlorides in the water features create an indoor atmosphere that is harsher on materials than that of a coastal environment. Sculptural walls and forms with waterfalls, natural wood and lush landscape, highlighted by the daylight streaming in became the vocabulary for the interior environment. Careful attention was paid to every design choice because the industry standard approach would have resulted in the industry standard product.
Every other water park in the US is geared toward children, but having a water park that was sophisticated and beautiful would appeal to a larger audience, be an exciting differentiator and be an asset, rather than a detraction to the client’s core business.
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Seasonal outdoor features include a 315,000 gallon wave pool with a giant LED movie screen, a 45.5-foot slide tower, an adults-only pool and a kids pool with a multi-level play structure.Design ChallengeOne of the goals was to create a water park that would appeal to adults. Year-round indoor attractions include an indoor slide tower with slides ranging from 32-to-46-feet tall, a double flow rider, rapid and lazy rivers, an activity pool with rock climbing and more features to be announced as the project progresses. The indoor attractions will be enclosed under a soaring atrium, a hallmark of the Gaylord Hotels brand, and surrounded by lush, tropical landscaping. Adult guests will have exclusive access to adults-only indoor and outdoor pools, bars and lounging areas throughout the complex. The Company retained renowned hospitality design firm Blur Workshop to develop the concept for the project, which will have dedicated indoor and outdoor recreation zones for adults, young children and families, as well as dining options and private cabana rentals. The project includes nearly 111,000 square feet of upscale indoor water attractions and activities over three levels and another 106,000 square feet of outdoor water amenities. SoundWaves is a $90 million, luxury indoor/outdoor waterpark, adjacent to Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tenn.
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