2-Stall Restroom for Draper Drive Park – Fairfax, VA

Fairfax is a city in Virginia sitting just 14 miles to the west of Washington D.C. The population of Fairfax is about 24,000 and is the county seat of Fairfax County.

Interstate 66, State Route 50, State Route 236, and State Route 123 all run through the city.

Some of the attractions in Fairfax include the Army Navy Country Club, Daniels Run Park, Burke Lake, Van Dyck Park, and Draper Drive Park.

George Mason University sits on the southern border of Fairfax and is the largest public university in Virginia.

Draper Drive Park is a 17-acre park that has a shaded jogging trail, two multipurpose turf sports fields, a playground, and restrooms.

Romtec provided a new 2-stall multi-user restroom with a mechanical room that was purchased directly by the City of Fairfax through Sourcewell.

The restroom also includes a single-slope metal roof system and board & batten siding with natural stone wainscot for a modern/rustic architectural style that was desired for the Draper Drive Park Project. The building has glulam rafters, and glulam filler beams, which create a unique look where the building and roof connect.

The City of Fairfax is a repeat customer of Romtec with the last project being completed at Stafford Drive Park.

Gordon Associates is also a repeat project driver, engineer, and landscape architect, having worked with Romtec on both the Stafford Drive Park Project (City of Fairfax, VA) and Luckett Field (City of Alexandria, VA).

TMG Construction Corporation was the installation contractor on behalf of the City of Fairfax. TMG is a design builder and general contractor based out of Virginia with several offices.

Romtec was pleased to provide the design and supply of this restroom building for the City of Fairfax at Draper Drive Park, which is a great park for the community to enjoy.