The City of Bremerton, Washington received a grant to renovate Manette Park which included replacing the playground, restroom, picnic shelter, and sports court. This gave the city the opportunity to update the park, adding modern amenities and active play equipment.
The 1.7-acre neighborhood park is located next to the Bremerton Senior Center and overlooks the Puget Sound from the west.
The City of Bremerton installed LED playfield lighting for a multi-purpose playing field, along with walking paths, ADA parking, and landscaping. Manette Park also includes a basketball court and tennis courts. Adding a new restroom along with all the other upgrades tied the entire renovation together, giving it a fresh and updated aesthetic.
Romtec designed and supplied a Model 2022 two-unit unisex restroom for the City of Bremerton with a mechanical room in the middle of the building. This is a duplicate of a restroom that the city previously completed with Romtec.
Cities are commonly duplicating buildings or matching the exterior of other buildings in parks systems to help keep a cohesive look and maintenance schedule.
The restroom features CMU concrete block, glulam beams, gable vents, tongue and groove decking, and a metal roof.
Parametrix was the project engineer while Sound Pacific Construction installed the restroom on behalf of the City of Bremerton. Adding a beautiful restroom building during a round of park improvements can elevate the experience and appearance of a park for its users.
If you’re looking to add a restroom building to your park and want to get more information about our process, reach us at risales@romtec.com.