Aquatics
Shelco has successfully constructed several aquatic centers for both public and private entities.

Greensboro Aquatic Center 4th Pool
Greensboro, NC
22,000 SF Aquatic Center
- 2020 CPN Star Award Winner
- Largest indoor aquatic center in the United States
- 22,000 SF aquatic center addition with training/warm up pool
- 19 short lanes (25 meters) or 8 long lanes (50 meters)
- 11,271 SF of water surface
- 495,217 gallons of water
- 550 persons patron load
- Evacuator system that removes chloramine from the surface of the pool resulting in a reduced amount of chlorine odor

High Point University | Patriots Plaza
High Point, NC
Two (2) new exterior fountains totaling 3,445 SF in area and 38,287 gallons in water volume
- Demo of existing parking lot at the center of campus
- Fountains prominently feature many water jets and color-changing LED lights
- Fountains architecturally feature veneer masonry, precast coping caps, and tiling
- Hardscapes include brick/concrete pavers, brick faced retaining walls, brick stairs, site lighting, and extensive landscaping

Rizzo Conference Center Phase III
Chapel Hill, NC
99,400 SF Addition to Existing McLean Residence Hall
- LEED Silver Design
- 99,400 SF addition to existing McLean Hall
- Sixty-six (66) new guestrooms, new offices, classrooms and study rooms and complete renovation of 112 existing rooms
- New dining room, buffet/serving area and kitchen
- Renovation and expansion of Executive Lounge and Bar
- New 1,200 SF office suite and renovated covered patio space in Loudermilk Hall
- New 25,000 SF courtyard with an infinity edge saltwater swimming pool, bog garden and fire pit
- Twenty-four (24) new covered parking spaces
- 3.6 acre site with new surface parking lots, underground stormwater detention
- New outdoor basketball court

Salem Swim Center
Winston-Salem, NC
6,000 SF indoor pool
- Two (2) instructional swimming pools
- Commercial saline salt chlorine generator systems with UV light treatment
- Wireless, smart phone integrated, water chemistry facility controllers
- New locker room facilities
- 20-ton dehumidifier air handler
- Bright LED light fixtures throughout
- Specialty corrosive-proof coating on all exposed steel structure
- Quality finished rigid insulation ceiling in humid, corrosive environment
- Design-build project

Greensboro Aquatic Center
Greensboro, NC
78,000 SF Aquatic Center
- The total volume of water within all the pools is 1,500,000 gallons.
- Fifty ( 50 ) meter Olympic size competition pool
- Twenty-five ( 25 ) yard community warm-up pool
- Ten ( 10 ) meter dive tower and well
- 1,850 seat observation mezzanine
- Ultra-violet sterilization

UNC Amberly Wellness
Cary, NC
59,000 SF Wellness Center
- 50’ x 75’ fitness pool
- 56’ x 80’ exterior artificial turf playing field
- 3-story climbing wall
- Elevated indoor running track
- Massage therapy spa
- Three (3) indoor pools

ASU Student Recreation Center
Boone, NC
126,000 SF Student Recreation Center
- 50 meter swimming pool
- Basketball and club sports areas
- Indoor running track
- Climbing wall
- Portable club sports hockey rink system
- Physical Education classrooms
- Professor offices

Clemson University Fike Recreation Wellness Center
Clemson, SC
200,000 SF Renovation/Addition
- Swimming pool, running track and basketball courts
- Indoor 50’ rock climbing wall
- Brick restoration
- New gym addition
- New elevated running track
- Large scale technical demolition




“I have had an extremely positive experience in all three of these major projects with Shelco and will continue to seek them out as future opportunities present themselves. They operate with a high level of integrity and trust which is so critical to us in a contractor relationship. They communicate well with the owner, architect and our employees who may be impacted by construction activity. From Shelco’s President to the on-site supervisor. I always felt I could access the appropriate level of management at any time. I highly recommend Shelco as a general contractor which should be obvious by our history of retaining them on successive projects and intent to continue the relationship in the future.”
—David Stevens
Associate Dean of Finance & Operations
Kenan-Flagler Business School
UNC Chapel Hill