Aquadoorn Swimming Pool

Construction of the new Aquadoorn swimming pool on Vlijtseweg is in full swing. Aquadoorn will replace the Sprenkelaar, which has reached the end of its useful life. The new Aquadoorn swimming pool will feature a multi-purpose 50-metre pool that can be divided into a 25-metre section and a 23-metre section, as well as a 25 by 12.5-metre pool for specific user groups. In addition, Aquadoorn will have a 40 m² paddling pool. There will also be two family water slides and a wellness area with a steam room and hot tubs.

At the end of May 2025, Wind Design + Build began construction of the new swimming pool. A great deal has happened on the building site since then. The foundations have been laid, the swimming pools have been cast, and some of the tiling has been completed. The floor slabs and a large proportion of the internal walls have been completed. The timber trusses and façade columns have also been installed. As a result, the building is increasingly taking on its final shape. You can see this in the video below.

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In the meantime, work is continuing at full speed. The highest point will be reached in September 2026. Reaching the highest point marks the start of a new phase in the construction process. Over the coming months, work will continue on the façades, the building services and the further completion of the building. The various pools and other facilities will also be further fitted out and finished.

Aquadoorn: An Overview

The Aquadoorn swimming pool will be situated in a lush, spacious park, so you can literally bathe in greenery. From the pool, the extensive use of glass offers views of the park. Curious about the design? Take a look at some of the concept images below.

A view of the east façade of the swimming pool from a pond with reeds and ducks, with a footbridge and birch trees in the foreground
Here you can see the east façade of the Aquadoorn swimming pool. Illustrator: Wind design & build
A competition pool with swimmers diving from starting blocks, a wooden ceiling and a stand with spectators along the side
This is what the competition pool at the new Aquadoorn swimming pool will look like! Illustrator: Wind design & build
Front view of the new swimming pool building with a wooden façade and an undulating roof, seen from a lawn where visitors are sitting and exercising
The entrance to the swimming pool, with a sign reading 'Welcome'; people walking along a gravel path between trees and plants towards the entrance, with a bicycle rack on the right
A children’s paddling pool with a wooden ceiling and round green acoustic panels, children playing in the water by the water play equipment, with a life-size statue of a fawn at the edge of the pool
A lounge area with sofas and a pink armchair arranged around a coffee table, with visitors chatting and relaxing, and a glass wall offering views of the swimming pool and the outdoor terrace
An entrance hall with a wooden ceiling, a bar where a member of staff is preparing drinks, a staircase leading to the upper floor, and a visitor in a wheelchair being welcomed at the reception desk

Follow the construction process, download the construction app

Wind Design + Build, the main contractor building the swimming pool, has developed a construction app. Every two weeks, they post an update on the construction of the Aquadoorn swimming pool. Would you like to follow the construction of the swimming pool closely? If so, download the “Wind Groep” app from the Google Play Store (Android) or the App Store (Apple).

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(The link can be viewed on a desktop, or on a mobile device if the “Wind Groep” app is installed)

Planning

  • Start preparatory work

    February to May 2025

  • Start of construction

    May 2025

  • Completion of the Aquadoorn swimming pool

    June 2027

  • Opening of the Aquadoorn swimming pool

    September 2027

  • Closure of Sprenkelaar

    June – September 2027

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