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The Anaheim Cemetery Building was one of four components that were built in the summer of 2004. A new pump house, temporary offices and a new concealed dirt storage area...

The design character of the project is Coastal Victorian Resort, and is based upon the precept of delivering a project that feels like a resort swim center, not a typical...

The Santa Clarita Aquatic Center opened in October 2003, quickly becoming a popular source of aquatic recreation for both organized aquatic events and fun water play for community participants of...

Located in the downtown area of Glendale, this project was developed due to the demand for a public pool in the community. The lack of open space in this urban...

As a key component of the overall 15.5 acre Norwalk Park, the 2.5 acre Aquatic Pavilion is composed of a 4100 square foot aquatics building reflecting an agricultural character, a...

The Neil Schmidt Aquatics & Tennis Facility is a unique venture between the City of Fillmore and Fillmore Unified School District, made possible when the City purchased property from the...

The City of Mission Viejo, known for its commitment to maintaining quality recreational facilities for its residents, is in the process of renovating all of its existing recreation centers. The...

The renovation of the Marguerite Aquatics Center, in combination with the previous improvements made in the Marguerite Tennis Center Expansion, completes the Marguerite Recreation Center for the City of Mission...

The nine acre Jurupa Aquatic Center is intended to serve as a much needed community recreation aquatic facility while providing a competitive pool for the adjacent high school. The pool...

The Chaparral High School Swimming Pool Aquatic Facility is a truly distinctive project that exhibits the spirit of cooperation that exists between the Temecula Community Services Dept. and the Temecula...

The design development for Phase II of Central Park has been completed. From the Cucamonga Peak Waterslide to the Cucamonga Creek Lazy River, the Central Park Family Aquatics Center will...

The pool was installed to provide services offered by Belmont Pool Natatorium, which was permanently closed when it was deemed seismically and structurally unsafe. The natatorium will be replaced with...

Located in the historic heart of the 477-acre Irvine Regional Park, California’s oldest county park, the 4.5 acre OC Zoo has exhibited live animals in the park since the 1920s....

The original OC Animal Care Facility, built in 1941, was outdated with limited space for equipment and animal housing, making daily operations difficult. In 2018, RJM worked as part of...

On the historic site of the Frank and Helen McCoy Arabian Horse Ranch, the City of Chino Hills proposes to construct the following improvements to the 20-acre site: addition of...

The Dog Park at the new Encinitas Community Park is approximately 2 acres and is set within an expansive multi-use community park of gardens and ball fields. The dog area...

La Paws Park, Mission Viejo’s new dog park located nearby the intersection of Felipe and La Paz Roads, opened to the jubilant yips and woofs of the city’s canine population...

In October 2002 RJM provided a master plan for the design of the Wild Canine Exhibit. This exhibit provides a permanent home for Grey Foxes, Wolves, Wolf Hybrids and Coyotes...

This zoological project provides habitat space for up to 8 native California black bears. The exhibit is sited in a sloping California Live Oak grove that provides shade for the...

Prioritize your “next steps” to take after the stay at home directive lifts with clear feedback from your community. RJM’s custom community feedback surveys and communication strategies will help cities...