The Cascade Locks Campground required restroom and shower facilities for its patrons, as well as a maintenance and storage area for equipment and supplies. The space needed to be able to also serve

Camp Oski required multiple buildings covering a myriad of uses. They had one-of-a-kind design requirements, needing the buildings to match existing structures and blend in with the rustic aesthetics of an old fashioned camp in the woods. Heavy winter snows had to be addressed

The City of Carlyle had a multi-use park with basketball courts, an outdoor ice-hockey area and beautiful picnic spots for the general public. They required a durable structure that would meet the needs of all users. The uses of the park meant that both

The Fallen Leaf Campground required several buildings for their campground, including a couple of comfort station buildings throughout the campground. As you can imagine, this area gets extremely heavy snowfall

It was 2007 and Romtec was really starting to spread its wings in the custom design arena, but no one expected the phone call that would lead to the beautiful, one-of-a-kind octagon building that