The South Derbyshire District Council scheme will replace the existing Green Bank Leisure Centre and council offices as part of a wider town centre regeneration push.<\/p>\n
BAM and Bowmer & Kirkland are understood to chasing the build contract for the complex which was designed by CPMG Architects.<\/p>\n
The leisure element will include a six-court sports hall, two swimming pools, fitness suite and multi-purpose studios, while new civic offices will be provided over three floors, with meeting rooms and open-plan workspace overlooking surrounding parkland.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nThe building will sit next to a pond, parkland and golf course<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The design includes timber features, landscaping by Ares Landscape Architects and large areas of glazing to connect indoor and outdoor spaces.<\/p>\n
The all-electric building will use air source heat pumps and roof-mounted solar panels, cutting around 26 tonnes of CO2 a year.<\/p>\n
Alessio Granata, senior architect at CPMG, said: \u201cThe plans for Swadlincote Leisure Centre showcase a futureproofed design, one that will support the local community for years to come. Working alongside the council and our project partners, we\u2019re now in a position where we will soon begin to see our design come to life \u2013 which is incredibly exciting.<\/p>\n \u201cAs a practice, we are continually focused on implementing designs that have a people-first approach and Swadlincote Leisure Centre is a clear example of this in practice. From the exterior to the interior \u2013 the design aims to create a space that offers more than just leisure activities, but also a place where the local community can come together and interact.\u201d<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n