GREENVILLE, TX — Adolfson & Peterson Construction (AP), Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture (BRS), and the City of Greenville, Texas, recently completed construction of two major community recreation projects: the new Greenville SportsPark Center and the expansion and renovation of the Reecy Davis Sr. Recreation Center.
The new Greenville SportsPark Center is a 120,390-square-foot recreation and athletic facility designed to serve residents of all ages. The facility features four wood gymnasium courts for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball, two indoor synthetic turf courts with multipurpose sport overlays, and a fitness center with cardio and strength-training equipment along with a group fitness studio, locker rooms, and an indoor leisure pool. The facility offers an indoor walking and jogging track, multi-purpose rooms, outside fitness balcony, aquatics center, and event lounge, as well as wellness spaces and child watch. These spaces allow for recreation programs, leagues, camps, tournaments, and special events.
AP also completed the expansion and renovation of the Reecy Davis Sr. Recreation Center. Originally constructed in 2002, the existing 18,177-square-foot facility underwent extensive upgrades, including new gymnasium flooring and improvements to restroom lighting, plumbing, and floor finishes. Renovations also added a new weight room and enhanced the aerobics room, game room, and office spaces. The project added a new 13,655-square-foot expansion featuring an additional gymnasium, game room, and flexible multi-purpose spaces, creating expanded opportunities for recreation, fitness, and community programming for Greenville residents.
“Delivering high-quality community spaces is at the core of what we do,” said Hendrik Prufer, Senior Superintendent at AP. “Both the SportsPark and Reecy Davis Sr. Recreation centers are investments that will serve Greenville residents for decades, providing modern, flexible spaces for recreation, fitness, and gathering. We appreciate the opportunity to partner with the City of Greenville and BRS Architecture to bring these important projects to life.”
Construction on both projects began in September 2024. AP partnered with BRS Architecture on the projects, continuing a long-standing relationship that previously included Allen’s Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center.
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The City of Greenville recently celebrated the new recreation center’s opening, bringing together city leadership, residents, employees, and project partners. Community members were able to hear from the project partners, as well as tour the new facility, officially welcoming the new space designed for recreation, connection, and community.
“What you see today is a tremendous achievement for our community,” said Jerry Ransom, Mayor of Greenville. “Even with more than 20 change orders, this project was completed on schedule and under budget. We also recognize the citizens who worked tirelessly to help pass the bond that made this project possible. Were it not for their efforts, we might not be standing here today.”
“Flourishing means creating a place where people of different ages, abilities, interests, and backgrounds can all find something that speaks to them — a place that grows with Greenville and becomes more meaningful with every person who walks through these doors,” said Kevin Armstrong, Principal at BRS Architecture. “Today marks the completion of a building, but it also marks the beginning of a thousand stories that will happen inside these walls.”
