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UNIVERSITY of ALBERTA FACILITIES GUIDE Van Vliet Complex & Saville Community Sports Centre UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA FACILITIES GUIDE Van Vliet Complex & Saville Community Sports Centre 1 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Van Vliet Complex NORTH CAMPUS FACILITIES GUIDE 1 | uab.ca/recreation 1 WELCOME Contents Map ...............................................................................4 Highlights......................................................................5 Universiade Pavilion .....................................................6 Main Gym ......................................................................8 Social Street ............................................................... 10 East Gym ..................................................................... 12 Dorothy Harris Dance Studio ..................................... 13 Clare Drake Arena ...................................................... 14 Amenities and Services Student Lounge ....................................................... 15 Multi-Purpose Rooms ............................................. 15 Wilson Climbing Centre ........................................... 17 Hanson Fitness and Lifestyle Centre ....................... 18 Aquatics Centre ....................................................... 19 3 | uab.ca/recreation 3 Map The Van Vliet Complex is centrally located on the University of Alberta North Campus. It is close to affordable residence hospitality, outdoor green spaces, and food court options, with easy access to parking and public transportation (ie. LRT and Bus terminal). All buildings within the Van Vliet Complex are wheel-chair friendly. PAW Centre North Entrance Clare Drake Arena 1-700s University Hall 2-100s Van Vliet West 2-600s Social East Gym Dororthy Harris Street 1-220 Dance Studio 2-210 3-205 West Main Gym Van Vliet East Pool 3-209 2-227 2-215 East Pool Universiade Pavillion PAW Centre 1-400s 2-300s PAW Centre South Entrance Hanson Fitness & Lifestyle Wilson Climbing Centre Centre 4 | uab.ca/recreation HIGHLIGHTS Home to a wide range of high-caliber › Three (3) Gymnasiums sporting facilities and amenities, the Faculty › Universiade Pavilion of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation at › Five (5) multi-purpose studios the University of Alberta offers the perfect › Nine (9) lecture theaters and location for events. classrooms › Fitness Centre With over 400,000 sq. feet spanning across › Climbing Centre 37 facilities, we have the perfect venue › Aquatics Centre (two pools) to showcase your event. By bringing your › Three (3) lounges event to campus you’ll be tapping into a › Large Social Street Atrium community of students, staff and residents › Dorothy Harris Dance Studio who are passionate about supporting community and sporting events. 5 | uab.ca/recreation 5 UNIVERSIADE PAVILION The Universiade Pavilion is a 70,000 sq. ft. Features multi-purpose indoor complex that houses a seven-lane, 200 metre track with Mondo › 70,000 sq. ft. with a seating floor surface, and a two-level bleacher capacity of 5,500 seating with 5,500 capacity. The expansive › Luminescence: 802 lux or 74.05 floor space and soaring ceiling allows for FC various activities to take place here. › 15 amp, 240V and other electrical configurations available. From the over-sized load in door, large › Overhead door for easy load in enough to fit a semi truck, to the multiple entrances, the Pavilion is the perfect location for large events. 6 | uab.ca/recreation Booth set up Theatre set up Track and field 7 | uab.ca/recreation MAIN GYM The Main Gym is located in the Van Vliet Features Complex on level two. Centrally located, the Main Gym has three different viewing areas › 18,000 sq. ft. of hardwood floor external to the space: full glass windows onto › 875 chair back retractable Social Street with casual seating as well as bleacher seating, with option for two multi-purpose rooms with floor to ceiling additional seating on North and windows overlooking from level three. South end zones › Retractable curtain to divide the gym in half › Raised media access location › Washrooms with accessibility access 8 | uab.ca/recreation Paint Night Basketball 9 | uab.ca/recreation PAW CENTRE Social Street Located within the Physical Activity and Features Wellness Centre, the Social Street is an atrium-like structure incorporating services › 29,622 sq. ft. and gathering spaces. The Social Street, by › Raised seating area nature of its design, activates and energizes › Food vendor a pedestrian thoroughfare that will serve › Perfect for receptions, displays/ as a major access point to the campus and booths, and event registration your event. The space features expansive open spaces, an abundance of natural light, viewing windows into the Main Gym and a third-level Pavilion viewing area and pedway. 10 | uab.ca/recreation 11 | uab.ca/recreation 8 EAST GYM Located on level one of the Van Vliet Features Complex, the East Gym, complete with hardwood flooring, is great for multi- › 7,360 sq. ft. purpose space receptions, activities, and › 570 capacity practice space (overflow). 12 | uab.ca/recreation DOROTHY HARRIS DANCE STUDIO Recently opened in spring 2016, this brand Features new dance studio offers state-of-the-art hardwood flooring designed specifically for › Hardwood floors dance activities. The flooring has a unique › Ballet bars on both East and bounce to it, making it comfortable under West walls the dancers feet. Utilize this special dance › Frosted windows on East wall studio for practices and recitals. with window blinds › 5917 sq. ft. (97' long by 61' wide) › Audio/visual capacities include: projector, AV ports in the wall, Mic ports and white-board/cork- boards › Lighting: Florescent 13 | uab.ca/recreation 13 CLARE DRAKE ARENA The Clare Drake Arena is home to the Features Golden Bears and Pandas Varsity Athletic Teams, as well as numerous Campus & › 2,600 seating capacity Community Recreation programming. The › 16,490 sq. ft. of ice arena’s unique bowl-like seating enhances › 4 locker rooms spectator viewing experience, promoting a sense of feeling directly on top of the ice. 14 | uab.ca/recreation AMENITIES AND SERVICES The Van Vliet Complex offers a variety of multi-purpose rooms throughout the facility, providing spaces for meetings, small conferences, office parties, volunteer lounges and more. There is an amenity to accommodate virtually any unique requirement. STUDENT LOUNGE The Student Lounge features soft seating Features and a combination of low and high top tables with chairs, two-sided fireplace › 1,515 sq. ft. and ample natural light. This lounge is › 60 capacity great for receptions and private functions. Room 3-205 MULTI-PURPOSE ROOMS Room 3-205 & 3-209 The multi-purpose rooms offer a variety › 1,280 sq. ft. of configurations and may be used empty, › 60 capacity set up as lecture or classroom spaces, or › Large mounted TV for as reception areas with round tables. presentation hook-ups › Built in speaker system 15 | uab.ca/recreation 15 Minerva - capacity 20 Room 2-210 - capacity 110 Room 2-215 - capacity 180 Room 2-227 - capacity 40 Room 2-155 - capacity 20 16 | uab.ca/recreation WILSON CLIMBING CENTRE The Wilson Climbing Centre, located within the PAW Centre is a modern climbing structure. It was designed with an iconic purpose: to create a new gateway to the University of Alberta’s North Campus. It features a bouldering lounge with over 2,700 square feet of space; a high wall loft with over 7,000 square feet of climbing; 19 anchors for top roping and 16 anchors for lead climbing. 17 | uab.ca/recreation 17 HANSON FITNESS AND LIFESTYLE CENTRE The Hanson Fitness and Lifestyle Centre is located in the PAW Centre and spans over two levels. This state-of-the-art facility features brand new equipment, floor to ceiling windows to let in natural light and a variety of fitness equipment suitable for beginner, intermediate or advanced users. 18 | uab.ca/recreation AQUATICS CENTRE The Aquatic Centre houses two large indoor pools: the East Pool and the Winslow and Christian Hamilton Memorial Pool, commonly known as the West Pool. Both pools are located in the Van Vliet Complex, and accommodate a variety of recreational uses from lessons and aerobic classes to competitions and games. 19 | uab.ca/recreation 19 For booking inquiries, contact: Van Vliet Complex 780.492.3341 [email protected] Book online at uab.ca/ksr 20 | uab.ca/recreation UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Saville Community Sports Centre SOUTH CAMPUS FACILITIES GUIDE 1 | savillecentre.ca WELCOME Contents Map ...............................................................................4 Saville Community Sports Centre ...............................5 Curling Rink ..................................................................7 Fitness Centre ..............................................................8 Sport Performance Centre ...........................................9 Tennis Courts ..............................................................10 Activity Room ..............................................................11 Competition Gym ........................................................12 Gymnasiums ...............................................................14 Ortona Gymnastics .....................................................15 Fitness Studio .............................................................16 Amenities and Services ..............................................17 Foote Field .................................................................. 21 Artificial Turf ..............................................................22 The Dome at Foote Field ...........................................23
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