Longs Peak Privies: Lightweight Prefabricated Construction

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Colorado Building Workshop [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, July 09, 2019.Description: 576 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Longs Peak, the tallest and most iconic mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park, has become one of the most frequented “fourteeners” in the state of Colorado. To better deal with human waste on this historic trail, the National Park Service (NPS) installed their first backcountry toilet in 1983.

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Topography (106) ,
Stone (33) ,
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Prefabrication (85) ,
Low impact (44) ,
Landscape (273) ,
Gabion Wall (2) ,
Design (283)

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Architecture&nature, Colorado, Construction, Design, Gabion Wall, Landscape, Low impact, Prefabrication, Project, Stone, Topography, Unspoiled Landscape, USA

Longs Peak, the tallest and most iconic mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park, has become one of the most frequented “fourteeners” in the state of Colorado. To better deal with human waste on this historic trail, the National Park Service (NPS) installed their first backcountry toilet in 1983.

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