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September 2026

One Restroom Doesn’t Fit Every Park: Designing Around Place Instead of a Product Catalog

Imagine how much planning is required for a park. Landscape architects take into consideration the flow of pedestrians as well as accessibility, drainage and vegetation, in addition to the lighting, parking, and the placement of playgrounds. They also think about the way that different groups will to utilize the park. The most commonly constructed structures […]

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What Municipalities Often Overlook When Budgeting New Park Facilities

The effectiveness of a structure isn’t based the day it opens. The test is more effective five to ten, ten, and twenty years later. Is the restroom still straightforward to maintain? The materials used have they been in a position to withstand weather and continuous use by people? Does the structure still fit naturally within

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