LSU Gymnastics Training Facility

In Spring of 2016, the LSU gymnastics team moved into a 42,000 square foot state-of-the-art training facility designed to showcase the outstanding program that the school has built through the years. AOS worked closely with GraceHebert Architects to source furniture selections that revolve around the classic LSU colors of purple and gold.

LSU, gymnastics, training facility, conference room, locker rooms, video review theater

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In Spring of 2016, the LSU gymnastics team moved into a 42,000 square foot state-of-the-art training facility designed to showcase the outstanding program that the school has built through the years. The building fits seamlessly into LSU’s campus and is located just north of the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. The facility boasts a sleek curvilinear façade and those iconic LSU arches. To help promote teamwork on and off the mat the space is equipped with multiple chic communal spaces. Within these spaces the designers highlighted the teams spirit with furniture selections that revolve around the classic LSU colors of purple and gold. The training facility includes stylish new team and coaches’ locker rooms with individual stations, a squad room for video review with theater style seating, a conference room, a multi-purpose room and even a terrace complete with relaxed lounge seating.

LOCATION

Baton Rouge, LA

SIZE

42,000 SQ FT

YEAR OF COMPLETION

2016

ARCHITECT + INTERIOR DESIGNER

GraceHebert Architects

PHOTOGRAPHER

Todd Landry