Protect the setting
Demolition and equipment access were coordinated around mature trees and existing park features.
Municipal recreation · Edmond, Oklahoma
E.C. Hafer Park Restroom Building
A completed public restroom facility delivered through controlled demolition, site protection, utility coordination, and ground-up construction within an established community park.
ClientCity of Edmond
ProjectNew restroom building
Location1034 S. Bryant Ave.
EnvironmentActive public park
A closer look
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ICGM / Project record
Project film · 18 seconds
Demolition in motion
An excavator removes existing materials within the fenced work area, with the surrounding mature park trees visible throughout the footage.
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Project perspective
Scope, coordination,
and delivery.
ICGM’s scope began with removal of the existing one-story restroom building, foundations, selected flatwork, paving, and associated site elements. The work required controlled demolition and debris disposal, protection of mature trees and adjacent park features, utility coordination, erosion controls, and careful management of equipment access. The completed replacement facility integrates civil, structural, architectural, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical systems—including radiant heating and sidewall exhaust—with accessible approaches and a durable material palette suited to long-term public use.
Connect the systems
Civil, structural, architectural and building-system work formed one coordinated replacement facility.
Support public use
Accessible approaches and durable finishes connected the completed building with its community setting.