I'll be there Londondrz

Having followed Michael's link above, I think that Option 2 is the least worst of the proposed options as it provides two pools, and some dry facilities. However....

• All options turn their back on the library and do not open up the promised new vistas. I would have preferred to see a square created that could act as a venue between the library and the pool
• Do we need the provision of fitness facilities over sports hall or community space (There are already three gyms around here that I can think of. David's Rd, Saints & Sinners, LA Fitness)
• Foyer in Option 2 is uninspiring
• Separate staff required for cafe and reception, so cafe will never be open (example: The Bridge)
• Architects have not employed 'best practice' in the changing village
  
  • Toilets and showers should be placed so that you are required to pass them before entering the pool area
  • Lockers should be where they can be monitored fulltime to avoid vandalism
  • No ability to split changing area by gender
  • Need separate entrance to Learner pool
    
• Area above Learner Pool / Plant is not exploited for community use
• Split of Residential looks wrong to me 10x 1Bed, 16x 2Bed, 2x 3Bed. We have already seen that 1 Bed units do not sell well here. If Lewisham want to raise ?2.5M from housing, then they need a sale price of roughly ?5M; something like 4x 1Bed, 20x 2Bed, 2x 3Bed would sell better. I'd like to see more 3Bed to encourage more families, but they do not command the necessary premium
• Option 3 adds a lot of housing for little (if any) benefit. We get a larger fitness suite, an odd-shaped corridor they mockingly call 'community space', a retail unit and a creche.
• Option 1 provides everything we need, but we had two pools before and I'd fight for two pools again.
• I spoke to some providers of sports facilities in March and they said that we should be able to get a sports hall and pool facility for ?10M. We're not getting value for money.
  

There were various Victorian conservation architects lurking around the forums a while ago. Did they come up with some proposal of how to save the Superintendants' block? My memory of the block is as a bare, unwelcoming and impractical space. I'm sure it could be revamped, but expect it would take large amounts of money and the front would still be inaccessible for disabled folk. Convince me otherwise please; Capita's proposal for a new pool hall behind the original facade looked reasonable from the outside, but did not work inside.