Hall-Irwin worked with the City of Fort Collins in designing a full revamp of the aging City Park, and it was decided they would begin by rebuilding the bathroom. Our team coordinated the demolition of the old bathroom, which was long-since in need of repair, and was also inhibiting the growth of several trees. Great care had to be taken in that process, as the trees were within a foot of the building, and Hall-Irwin was tasked with protecting all trees on site, which were a part of the City Park Arboretum. The new building was moved to a more optimal location within this network of champion trees, just a short distance away. When it came time to dig the building foundation and install underground utilities, our team employed the use of hydro excavators to ensure all large root systems remained intact. The new year-round bathroom is much loved by the public, and includes heating, beautiful landscaping and artwork, an exterior of stucco and 4” moss rock veneer, beetle kill tongue-and-groove ceilings, epoxy floors, adult-size changing tables, and custom steel partitions.