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Maize Performing Arts & Aquatics Center

Maize Performing Arts & Aquatics Center
Location
Maize, KS
Completed
January 2022
Architect
Schaefer Architecture
Manufacturer
Sky Acoustics

Schaefer Architecture designed the Maize Performing Arts & Aquatics Center as an unusual hybrid for USD 266: an 88,000-square-foot building that combines a competitive natatorium with a full performing arts venue under one roof, sharing pool equipment and back-of-house space to hold down both capital and operating cost for the district. The building opened in January 2022.

Sky Acoustics Supercluster cloud panels tile the lobby ceiling in a folded field of triangles, each one stepped along its ridge with a slim channel of linear light traced into the seam. The pattern runs continuously from the entry down the full corridor toward the auditorium, giving the shared lobby between the pool and the theater a single, unifying ceiling.

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Wide view looking up into the faceted triangular Sky Acoustics ceiling system at the Maize Performing Arts & Aquatics Center
Triangular Supercluster panels tile the lobby ceiling in a continuous folded pattern, with linear light set into every seam.
The triangular acoustic ceiling system extending down a corridor toward the Maize Performing Arts & Aquatics Center's auditorium wing
The panel pattern carries the full length of the lobby corridor toward the auditorium.
The faceted ceiling system above the entry lobby, with the Maize mascot signage visible on the brick wall below
The ceiling steps down toward the entry, where the Maize mascot marks the building's front door.
Close detail of the triangular Sky Acoustics ceiling panels, showing the folded geometry and linear light channels at each seam
Each triangular field folds along its ridge, with a slim light channel tracing every joint.

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