Arizona has a diverse landscape which requires CXT to offer multiple designs and exteriors. The Grand Canyon boasts structures that are more traditional and resemble wood and stone. As we move south to the Phoenix and Tucson areas the textures become more southwestern. This means stucco splitface and slump block looks are requested the most. . Meeting the challenges of these areas is where CXT is at their best. The Forest Service and BLM are very active in Arizona in addition to the National Park Service. CXT buildings can be found serving the public’s needs throughout Arizona.

Arizona State Parks has undertaken an impressive project utilizing CXT products. Patagonia State Park is located a short distance north of Nogales and the Mexico border. During the Summer, visitation to this park is heavy. Because of the large amount of visitors, there is also substantial vandalism. The State has chosen CXT to build restroom/shower buildings to meet this demand. 3 buildings were delivered in May 2008. Ranging from 26’ X 20’ up to 26’ X 60’, these buildings will give Arizona State Parks the longevity and low maintenance they are looking for. These buildings will become the standard design for future park improvements throughout the state.

Camp Verde has also recently taken possession of a new 26” X 40’ flush shower building. After years of planning and waiting, the city was able to place their order with CXT. The beautiful new structure is situated in the heart of the cities municipal complex. It will serve the public during the many celebrations and events the town holds annually. If you are in Camp Verde, stop by and tour this impressive facility.

Santiago 4 section (Camp Verde)

Santiago Flush/Shower (Camp Verde)

Cascadian (Grand Canyon)

Little Bear flush (Tucson AZ)

Cortez flush (Queen Creek, AZ)

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