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A logistics and trade solutions provider in Mobile, Alabama, occupying a historic building from the 1800s, needed a major renovation to bring their facilities up to modern standards, including ADA-compliant restrooms. The project involved transforming the cramped and outdated restrooms into spaces that were comfortable, functional, and accessible.
The DoubleTree Cedar Rapids Convention Complex in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is known for its commitment to providing top-notch facilities and services to its guests.
Creating a restroom that matched the design of the new building at Johnson College and was able to meet budget and lead-time constraints.
Busch Gardens® WIlliamsburg and Water Country USA decided to extend their theme park experience into their restrooms with Scranton Products® Hiny Hiders® Partitions.
Best Egg at the Concord Plaza wanted to add a design with comfort and elevated privacy in mind to employees based on issues caused by the recent pandemic.
Newton Country Club decided to replace their outdated and rusted metal locker room partitions with Scranton Products® Hiny Hiders® Partitions.
Best Egg at the Concord Plaza wanted to add a design with comfort and elevated privacy in mind to employees based on issues caused by the recent pandemic.
When Aqua-Tots Sandy Springs recently opened in Georgia, it became the 13th swim school that Andrew George, Jesse Rhodenbaugh and Tommy Fisher launched together under the international franchise banner.
Located in southcentral Arizona with a population of 4.1 million people, Maricopa County has a population greater than 23 states, making it the fourth largest county in the United States. This population boom, expected to grow by another million each decade, has caused the city of Phoenix to initiate the county’s single largest capital project to build a new 16-story, state-of-the-art Downtown Court Tower to accommodate the more than 56,000 court cases expected by 2016.
After four years of planning, Hamlin Middle School of Springfield, Oregon recently held the grand opening of its new $41 million facility featuring a modern, collaborative environment dedicated to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) learning.