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In a sports stadium, few areas experience as much traffic as the restroom facilities. Oklahoma State University’s historic stadium was built in 1913, so the restroom facilities had suffered a great deal of wear and tear from continued use over the years.
Norwich University in Northfield, VT, has upgraded two buildings over the past two years, including bathrooms and shower stalls in Gerard Hall, a dormitory, and Doyle Hall, the school’s athletic center.
Groundbreaking for the Science Center took place in June 2012, and since this was a new construction project, Mede and her team had the opportunity to specify all building materials from the ground up.
Few environments are rowdier than a sports arena, but that hasn’t stopped Scranton Products’ Hiny Hiders bathroom partitions from standing up to whatever joys or frustrations the KFC Yum! Center’s Louisville, KY, fans might vent. The sparkling new $258-million, 722,000-square-foot arena seats 22,090 fans, replacing Freedom Hall near the Kentucky Fairgrounds built in the 1960s.
In May 2008, the citizens of Dallas, TX, approved a $1.35 billion bond program designed to reshape the school district through the completion of 61 separate projects, replacing several dated facilities and repurposing numerous others with the latest technologies and sustainable features.
For the past 50 years, the Louis Converse Cramton Auditorium on Howard University’s main campus in Washington, DC, has hosted thousands of events attended by global leaders, key political figures, and star performers from around the world. Considered a local cultural icon, the 1,500-seat auditorium has been credited with deeply enriching the social and academic lives of students and the community since its founding in 1961.
Architect Doris Witte of HDR, Inc. needed more than 300 bathroom partitions to complete her design for the new TD Ameritrade Park. The bathrooms had to reflect the same look and feel as the rest of the structure but also be tough enough to withstand rowdy college baseball fans.