Tamarack Park – Hillsboro, OR
Greenworks PC was familiar with Romtec’s capabilities, and knew that we would be able to deliver structures that would suit Newland Communities’ needs.
Greenworks PC was familiar with Romtec’s capabilities, and knew that we would be able to deliver structures that would suit Newland Communities’ needs.
In the Wabash River Trail project, Romtec supplied a custom restroom building as part of an ongoing project to create a multi-use trail in Lagro, Indiana.
The Millenia park project is located in Chula Vista, California, and consists of a custom Romtec restroom building and a matching trash enclosure.
Romtec’s task was to produce a restroom building for Pulaski Park, which we were able to supply to Larson –Danielson Construction for installation on site.
Purchased by the Waukegan Park District in Illinois, this restroom/concession building services a “Splash Pad” water playground located at the Corrine J. Rose Park.
Romtec had previously completed a project for the Tualatin Hills Parks and Recreation District (THPRD) for Mountain View Champions Park. The Cedar Hills Park Redevelopment buildings were intended to match the structures provided for that previous project to give the parks system a cohesive design.
Green Lane Park is a recreational park that features ballparks that are available for youth sports groups and public use. Grist Mill Park is less structured than Green Lane Park, with more natural aspects such as meadows, ponds, and wooded areas but also large open fields for activities such as soccer.
For the Stephen M. Bush Memorial Shooting Range project, Romtec supplied a waterless restroom and a pavilion to the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF).
Romtec designed, supplied, and constructed a restroom building at Bear Creek Park in the City of Keller in Texas. Bear Creek Park is a large open space park that offers a variety of recreational activities and is easily accessible from the surrounding neighborhoods.
Romtec designed and supplied a restroom building and a pavilion at Creekside Park in Iowa City, Iowa. These structures were installed to replace existing structures and were one aspect of the improvements completed in the park.
Romtec designed and supplied the conventional restroom at the new Sugar Beet Park in Fort Collins, Colorado. This is a unique 5.3 acre park that was developed in the same location where the Great Western Sugar Factory stood before being demolished in the 1960’s.
Romtec designed and supplied a pavilion and a restroom building at Parker’s Landing Waterfront in Washougal, Washington. The Port of Camas-Washougal purchased this property along the Columbia River to create a mixed-use development with an emphasis on pedestrian accessible activities and recreation.