PHOTO VAULT: Watch Northern Arizona’s new pool rise from the ground up

Northern Arizona University is getting a new home for its swimming and diving program, and coach Andy Johns has been kind enough to share photos of the new building from various times this summer. Swimming fans can watch a time-lapse of sorts as the facility starts to rise from the ground up.

You can also watch a live webcam of construction by following this link.

All photos courtesy of Andy Johns.

July 2014

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

NAU July 2

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

NAU July 3

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Mid-August

 

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Late August

NAU late August 1

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Courtesy of Andy Johns.

Artist’s rendition of finished product

More artist’s renditions here.

Northern Arizona pool, artist's rendition. Courtesy of NAU coach Andy Johns

Northern Arizona pool, artist’s rendition. Courtesy of NAU coach Andy Johns

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KeithM
9 years ago

I wonder if the school will make it’s facilities available for altitude training for elite level swimmers? Didn’t the previous pool for altitude training in Flagstaff close? I know the Australians, Germans, and others used to use it.

Ashley
Reply to  KeithM
9 years ago

They still host teams they just work with a 3rd party company to book their accommodations instead of doing everything through the University. I am sure they will continue to do so, Andy (NAU head coach) enjoys having the international teams.

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