Romtec designed and supplied a conventional restroom for the Miguel Keith Park in Omaha, Nebraska. This is a beautiful park in South Omaha that was named after Miguel Keith, a Vietnam war hero and recipient of the Medal of Honor and Purple Heart.
Romtec was contacted to design, supply, and construct a restroom building and a pavilion structure for Cresta Park in Sacramento, California. Cresta Park is used primarily by families from the surrounding residential area.
The improvements at Dunphy Park have added many interesting features to the park for visitors to enjoy. Sausalito’s Parks & Recreation Department have done an excellent job in improving the already impressive Dunphy Park and providing high quality amenities for the community.
Romtec designed and supplied several buildings at Waterfront Park in the City of Martinez, California. This is one of the city’s most prominent parks and sits along the bay offering views of green space in this densely packed urban area.
Romtec designed and supplied a custom trash enclosure structure for the Del Monte Park in San Jose, California. This is a popular park in the city with a large offering of activities to visitors, including dog play areas, playground equipment, and even table tennis.
Romtec designed and supplied a new restroom building for the Towner Road Park in Haslett, Michigan. This is a new park that was developed by the Meridian Township to provide the community with a public park with access to grass athletic fields, pickleball courts, and a playground structure.
Romtec designed and supplied two restroom buildings for Memorial Park in Woodland Park, Colorado. These restroom buildings were one of multiple additions made to the park as part of a large upgrade.
Romtec designed and supplied a multiuser restroom building at the River Run Park in Sheridan, Colorado. This park was developed as part of multiple improvement projects along the South Platte River in the Denver metropolitan area.
Romtec designed and supplied a large pavilion at Lions Park for the City of Cheyenne in Wyoming. The design of the new pavilion was inspired from a previous project found on the Romtec website.
The new Romtec restroom was installed in the outdoor area of the facility and includes several visual design and functionality features required for the application.
Romtec designed, supplied, and constructed a conventional restroom building for one of the new Swift Green Line Transit Stations. This is a new transit line being opened by Community Transit, the public transportation authority in Snohomish County, Washington.
Romtec designed, supplied, and constructed a conventional restroom building for the Joel Perkins Park in Lafayette, Oregon. Joel Perkins Park has seen a number of improvements recently including a historical marker to commemorate Joel Perkins and show the significance of his actions for the area.