Rahway River Park was first constructed in 1926 and has continuously provided this highly urbanized area with scenic views and passive space due to its Olmsted Design, a landscape architecture style known for elegance and therapeutic aesthetics.
Romtec provided the design and supply of a specialized utility building for the new Southwest Park in Hoboken, New Jersey. Southwest Park is the first of Hoboken’s “resiliency” parks with many design elements targeted at providing environmentally friendly management of stormwater.
Romtec designed and supplied a pavilion for Lied Public Library in Clarinda, Iowa.
The City of Pawtucket in Rhode Island completed several upgrades to Max Read Field, a community sports complex.
Romtec designed and supplied two buildings as part of the recently completed improvements at Wilacre Park in Los Angeles, California.
A new residential development in Katy, Texas required Romtec to design and supply a unique pavilion and restroom structure.
Contra Costa County recently completed construction on the new Hemme Station Park in Alamo, California. Romtec was contacted to provide the design and supply of a unique pavilion for the park.
The new building design started as a standard Romtec utility building that was reconfigured into two rooms with one side for staff and the other as the team room for athletes.
