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Campus Fitness Center
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Phoenix Project, Mt. Creek
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Phoenix Project, Mt. Creek
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Recreation
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“You
developed and oversaw the construction of a design that transformed
a sliver of land sandwiched between a student parking lot and
an existing building, into an exemplary exercise facility, which
is the pride of our school and the envy of my counterparts at
other institutions...” |
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Phillips, Dean, Union County College |
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In October 1999, eight weeks before the start of
a new ski season, a fire destroyed the Base Lodge at Mt. Creek Ski Resort
(formerly Vernon Valley/Great Gorge) in Sussex County, NJ. Immediately,
the Intrawest Corporation, the Vancouver-based client, hired The Goldstein
Partnership to design and oversee the construction of a replacement facility
to open in time for the start of the ski season. Using super fast-track
design and round-the-clock construction, a new 33,000 square foot facility,
the Phoenix Lodge, was completed, staffed, and stocked in just 63 days,
much to the delight of the owner.
Nearly a quarter of a million people used the building's
cafeteria, bar, indoor climbing wall, rental shop, repair shop, and kid's
camp during the first winter. This project has received wide recognition
in the architectural, engineering, and winter sports communities, and Eli
Goldstein was designated an Extraordinary Person by The Star-Ledger for
his role on the project. The success of the Phoenix Lodge exemplifies our
commitment to design excellence under even the most extraordinary constraints.
Although the issues we faced on the Phoenix Lodge were unique, we bring
the same level of innovation to each and every one of our recreational projects.
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