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By using a no-wax flooring option that reduces VOC emissions and contributes to good indoor air quality, Syracuse University is showing its commitment to using environmentally responsible materials in their buildings. “Sustainability is a campus-wide initiative for us in all of our athletic facilities,” added Peter Sala, Senior Associate Director of Athleticsfor Facilities Syracuse University.
Named after Carmelo Anthony, who led Syracuse to a 2003 NCAA National Championship and donated $3 million to this project, the two-story facility features two full-sized basketball courts, a coaches’ suite, film room, locker rooms, showers, bathrooms and lounges specifically for each program. Players, coaches and staff can also utilize the contemporary strength and conditioning room, an athletic training room and a hydro-therapy room with state-of-the-art pools that promote quicker recovery times. The Syracuse Basketball Hall of Fame is situated immediately at the main entrance, inspiring feelings of school pride and tradition.
From the beginning, Crooke was confident that nora rubber flooring would come through in terms of aesthetics and performance, but she has seen added benefits as well. “I’ve noticed that the nora flooring has also contributed to great acoustics in the building, which just enhances its impact on the project. I’m very happy with the floor—it’s performing very well and aesthetically, it looks great.”