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The West Shore Country Club desired a new clubhouse that would keep the traditions and history that have symbolized this recreational facility over the decades. Designed around a courtyard that includes the original stone farmhouse, the new building respects the past while providing the efficiency and convenience of modern club planning.

A covered formal entrance leads to a glass-enclosed gallery that is flanked by the club’s gathering and dining spaces and looks out onto a manicured lawn and spacious terraces. A separate entrance leads to a pre-function area and a semi-circular ballroom that surrounds a “courtyard” atrium dance floor. An arched arcade leads to an informal lower lobby with direct access to the pro shop, card rooms and golf facilities, while a grand stair and elevator connect the lower lobby directly with the club dining rooms. Generous windows and an internal, centralized kitchen allow 360-degree views of the club grounds as well as beautiful views of the clubhouse from anywhere on the site.

The end result is a design that embraces the original building and the history it evokes while creating a functional and compelling facility for generations to come.

Client

West Shore Country Club

Location

Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

Size

60,000 SF

Program

Master plan and design for country club

Completion

2001

Sector

Dining + Leisure

Team

Internal Team: Charles Alexander, Jill Orlov

Design Team: McLain Associates, Inc. (Consulting Architect), The H. Chambers Company (Interior Designer), Cini Little International, Inc. (Food Service), Acoustical Design Collborative, Ltd. (Acoustical Design), Barton Associates, Inc. (MEP), Hope Furrer Associates (Structural), H. Edward Black & Associates, Inc. (Civil)