Amherst County asked for a off-grid restroom to be created that harnessed solar power and rain collection technologies.

Whitley was asked by the city of Sterling Heights, Michigan to build a one restroom modular lavatory building that blended in with the look of the park.

The City of Rochester Hills, Michigan had a need for an off-grid restroom that harnessed solar energy as well as rain collection.

Ramsey Golf & Country Club required a modular restroom to accommodate male, female, and those with disabilities.

The town of Carolina Beach, North Carolina required a modular restroom to accommodate male, female, and those with disabilities.

Whitley was tasked by Green Flush Technologies and the government of Chippewa County, Wisconsin to create an off-grid restroom.

The University of Texas required an off-grid modular restroom for a remote location on one of their campuses.