Lindsey Architecture-designed High Point Christian Academy Gymnasium opens
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - ncarol.com -- High Point Christian Academy (HPCA) – one of the region's premier private schools -- recently celebrated the opening of its new gymnasium dubbed "The Gym." Designed by Lindsey Architecture under a design-build contract with Samet Corporation, the 16,800-square-foot building houses an NCAA regulation sized basketball and volleyball court with two cross courts and bleachers for approximately 800 spectators, as well as two state-of-the-art LED scoreboards, sound system, and pre-game accent lighting.

The building itself is a pre-engineered metal building with metal wall panels and brick on the exterior to match the existing building, as well as a concrete slab on grade floor structure. The gym floor boasts a high-performance maple athletic flooring system featuring custom graphics and school colors. Other spaces include locker rooms, visitor changing rooms, public restrooms, a concession area, storage, mechanical/electrical rooms, and offices for the athletic director and coaches.

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"We are thrilled to be able to transform HPCA's vision for their gymnasium into a high-performance event and athletic venue that the faculty, students, staff, athletes, and guests can all be proud of," stated Sam Franklin, AIA, senior project architect for Lindsey Architecture.

Lindsey Architecture provided architecture, interior design, and construction administration services. Samet Corporation served as the design-build contractor. Structural Solutions provided structural engineering services.

Home of the Cougars, HPCA hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony, coupled with a dinner and special message of gratitude and recognition, on its campus in High Point on May 9. Attendees included HPCA faculty, staff, students, design and construction partners, community members, media representatives, and others.

About Lindsey Architecture

Lindsey Architecture is an award-winning, full-service architectural, planning, and interior design firm based in Greensboro, North Carolina, focused on making a positive impact across the southeastern United States. Founded on the premise that a dedication to creative excellence, imagination, and innovation, tempered with common sense, professionalism and financial stewardship, results in built environments that foster quality of life and work for its clients, Lindsey Architecture ensures successful outcomes through collaboration and thoughtful understanding of each client's vision and objectives. With a long track of creating spaces that achieve far more than simple function, they design places for people to achieve, succeed, and enjoy life through sustainable, integrated solutions across a broad range of focus areas, including industrial, education, workplace, municipal, parks and recreation, cultural and civic, and more. Learn more by visiting the website here.

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