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Sometimes nature calls while Trail users are outside enjoying nature, and The Trail Foundation’s award-winning locally designed restrooms help them answer that call. TTF’s latest restroom project replaces an existing inadequate lavatory in Edward Rendon Sr. Metro Park at Festival Beach, east of I-35. Jobe Corral Architects designed the new restroom.
The Festival Beach restroom, which was identified for replacement in the Holly Shores Master Plan, is one of the 15 projects The Trail Foundation announced in honor of its 15th anniversary.
The Trail Foundation went through the City’s stringent procurement process to select Jobe Corral as the architect for the Festival Beach restroom replacement. Jobe Corral Architects is a local women-owned architecture firm founded by Camille Urban Jobe, AIA, and Ada Corral, AIA.
The new Festival Beach restroom joins the ranks of The Trail Foundation’s various other critically acclaimed restrooms, including the Miro Rivera Restroom near Rainey Street (2007), the Heron Creek Restrooms just west of Lamar Blvd. (2015), and the Johnson Creek Restrooms near Mopac (2013).
The new restroom was completed in June 2020.
Festival Beach Restroom Donors
Lakefront Sponsor ($50,000+)
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Woodland Sponsor ($25,000+)
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Bridge Sponsor ($10,000+)
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*Minimum donation for permanent onsite recognition is $25,000.