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Date: 10/2/2012 Album ID: 1543506
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- Kayaks from Wake Forest's Outdoor Pursuits office are stored inside the pool at Reynolds Gymnasium as it looks September 26, 2012. Proposed renovations and an addition to the building will provide more recreational opportunities for the university's students.
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- Wake Forest's Reynolds Gymnasium as it looks September 26, 2012. Proposed renovations will convert the bricked arches to glass, providing more natural light. An addition will also be built on the North side, far left, where the old varsity tennis courts are now.
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 --The varsity gym in Wake Forest's Reynolds Gymnasium will be converted into two recreation courts during the renovation.
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- Many of the plaster and brick walls within Wake Forest's Reynolds Gymnasium will be replaced with glass, glass block or open spaces to allow a more inviting, brighter space.
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- With the recent additions to the Wake Forest Tennis Center near BB&T Field (not shown), the varsity team no longer needs the tennis courts near Reynolds Gymnasium (pictured). This will allow the university to expand the gym facilities on the North side of the gym where the old varsity tennis courts are now.
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- Offices were carved out of the foyer at Wake Forest's Reynolds Gymnasium. A new addition and renovation will open the space and bring in more natural light.
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- A racquetball court was transformed into a bouldering room because there was no other space for a climbing wall and rigging
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Journal photo by Walt Unks -- 9/26/12 -- Max Floyd, director of Campus Recreation at Wake Forest University.
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