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Southwest Christian School athletic center receives $21M permit in Fort Worth
The Fort Worth permit describes approximately 60,000 square feet with competition and practice gyms and locker facilities.
A November 2 commercial building permit outlines a $21 million athletic center for Southwest Christian School in Fort Worth. The planned facility covers approximately 60,000 square feet and will be built as a pre-engineered metal structure, with separate competition and practice gymnasiums and locker facilities.
The two gymnasiums give the school dedicated space for games and training within the same building. The permit also identifies the locker facilities that will support those uses. Together, the spaces make up an institutional construction package that includes both the main building structure and the interiors needed to operate the facility.
The permit establishes the structural system and the principal uses. The available summary leaves the number of courts, spectator seating, locker room layout and detailed mechanical and electrical scope open. Those details will help define the interior work and equipment packages as the project advances.
Groundbreak’s permit roundup includes two entries with the same athletic center name and $21 million valuation. They are treated as one project in this roundup. The available records establish the permit milestone, with the general contractor, start on site and completion schedule still unconfirmed.
