The units used in the handball courts are Holophane Multilume 2' x 2' recessed fixtures with 250-watt metal halide lamps. The Prismalume units were selected for the gymnasiums because of their uplight component, high vertical footcandle levels, and precisely controlled optics. Each of the gymnasiums has an exposed roof structure, with lighting fixtures mounted at 16 feet, and spaced 18 feet on center. The corridor has a lay-in grid ceiling, with fixtures mounted at nine feet, spaced 32 feet on center. All of the gymnasiums are grouped together, with some separated by dividing walls.
Floors are wooden.
Lighting in the gymnasiums was designed for 50 footcandles, with corridor designed at 20 footcandles. The modular 2' x 2' units feature a truncated pyramid reflector design and molded prismatic glass internal reflector for precise light control. Fixtures are spaced 14' x 17', mounted at 12 feet. Swearingen indicated that energy is always a consideration as an element in any job he designs, and was addressed on this project with the use of centralized lighting control and dimming systems. Gymnasium fixtures have local switching and centralized low-voltage switching.