Algin Sutton pool stands as a symbol of social justice, countering the historical segregation in public pools. The 17-acre site includes offers a year-round safe, communal haven for neighborhood youth and families, including an 8,800-square-foot pool, a 4,200-square-foot mirrored splash pad, and 6,500 square feet of dedicated lounge areas. As a civic landmark, it signifies commitment to the underserved community, replete with modern amenities, including energy-efficient heating. Administered by the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering, this project provides a welcoming, inclusive space for all.

The scope of work included demolishing the existing pool and pump equipment, constructing a new pool and splash pad, renovating the bathhouse, installing new equipment, shade structures, lights, fencing, and landscaping.