Emler Swim School
Location: Westfield, IN
Project Type: Commercial Buildout
Client: Emler Swim School
Project Overview
KennMar Construction partnered with Emler Swim School to deliver a purpose-built, state-of-the-art swim facility designed to promote water safety and education for young swimmers. The project involved a full interior buildout within a newly constructed shopping center shell, featuring a heated indoor swimming pool, private changing rooms, and a welcoming reception and observation area for families.
Challenges & Solutions
Excavating an indoor swimming pool in a retail setting presented logistical and technical challenges, requiring specialized equipment, strategic planning, and precise execution. KennMar Construction coordinated closely with the project team to maintain safety, meet deadlines, and deliver the project on budget.
Results
KennMar Construction successfully completed the project on schedule, turning over a vibrant, fully operational swim school that supports Emler’s mission of providing high-quality swim instruction in a safe, engaging environment. The finished space reflects craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a strong client partnership throughout the build.
project highlights
- 5,500 sq ft buildout inside newly constructed retail shopping center
- 1,400 sq ft indoor pool excavation and construction within a retail shopping center shell
- Installation of high-performance mechanical, plumbing, and filtration systems to support daily swim operations
- Custom finishes throughout the facility, designed for durability and family-friendly aesthetics
- Collaborative planning with Emler Swim School to ensure functionality, safety, and brand consistency
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