sustainability
the cutting-edge centre will do Chelmsford justice by providing an impressive gateway to the city centre
proud of and that reflects the city’s opportunities and vision. It will also have a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of everyone who lives in the city and beyond,” says Prendergast. “Everything that has been designed, from
• The adjustment handles are bright yellow on most machines to aid visually impaired customers
• The ground floor café is fully accessible with an open entrance way and low-level serving desk. The café also has an accessible outdoor seating area by the river.
• Most classes and sessions are accessible to all, with carers being able to attend free of charge if required
• Sport for Confidence also runs sessions throughout the week for anyone experiencing barriers getting into sport.
encouraging healthy, active lives The complex houses crucial facilities to ensure Essex’s residents lead healthy, active lives in an aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient building. In addition to a 25m, 10-lane swimming pool with a moveable floor; a learner pool; toddler-friendly sensory splash zone and a flume; the centre offers a 130- station gym with a large functional training area and free weights and exercise studios. Other facilities include an Ofsted-registered
creche, soft play facility, fully accessible ‘changing places’ changing rooms, a spacious and welcoming reception foyer, new ice rink support accommodation and an airy cafe with terrace overlooking the River Chelmer.
pactfacilities.co.uk 17 “The cutting-edge centre will do Chelmsford
justice by providing an impressive gateway to the city centre – one that residents can be
the building to individual sessions, has had this principle in mind. It is hoped that the new centre will give people more opportunities than ever to both enjoy the city centre and lead active lives.”
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