Restrooms & Buildings: Centennial Beach in Hudson, Mass.
Opened in celebration of the Town of Hudson’s centennial year back in the 1960s, this aging beachfront was in sore need of an update. New buildings provide better space for restrooms, breakrooms and concessions.
 

Sponsored by Musco Lighting

In the past decade, the sports lighting world was revolutionized when LED lighting emerged as a cost-effective solution at facilities ranging from professional stadiums to neighborhood parks.

Sponsored by Greenfields Outdoor Fitness

Community members in La Puente, Calif., are loving their new park—completely transformed from its former state and featuring loads of exciting amenities, including a custom-designed outdoor gym!

Sponsored by Tangent Materials

Ten years ago, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation contacted Tangent Materials regarding using its materials to rebuild the Coney Island Boardwalk at Brighton Beach.

Sponsored by Commercial Recreation Specialists

A 2020 paper that analyzed waterfront development in general and four cities' efforts specifically detailed challenges and solutions in maximizing properties adjacent to oceans, lakes and rivers.

Sponsored by UPC Parks

When the City of Fort Worth, Texas, decided to add a new playground at North Park, they wanted to create something unique.