Abstract
Purpose: The article present issues related to strengthening the supporting structure of swimming pool in a primary school building paying special attention to the damaged reinforced concrete pillars of supports. Design/methodology/approach: Analysis of design solutions strengthening the supporting structure of the building for further safe use. Findings: Engineers noticed multiple cracks and deformations in rebar while performing on-site verification. Three posts (pillars) were damaged in the basement rooms and needed repair. Research limitations/implications: Structural elements of building structures wear out over time and cause damage that requires repair. The scope of repair works should be designed and carried out in accordance with applicable law. Practical implications: The solution, which has been designed in great detail, allows the building to continue working without the risk of damaging the structure. Originality/value: Due to the scale of damage to the reinforced concrete columns in the basement of the building, it was necessary to protect the facility against a construction failure.
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