The evolution of the architecture of public toilets
Innovative public restroom design is transforming overlooked urban spaces into cultural symbols.
Innovative public restroom design is transforming overlooked urban spaces into cultural symbols.
Another Japanese public toilet amazes us with a multifunctional structure that transcends the traditional notion of public restrooms.
Scientists developed a super slippery toilet bowl using 3D printing and injecting a silicon-based oil into the material.
Here are 10 of the best architectural public toilets you may find in Norway. A perfect combination of beautiful architecture and nature.
For the Venice Architecture Biennale, a Finnish toilet that doesn’t require water to be flushed will be presented.
Woodio designed a toilet made entirely of wood chips. Despite this, they claim it’s waterproof and unbreakable.
In Paris, an old lavatory from 1905 was reopened after restoration and it looks like a museum of the belle époque.
The Portal is a modern and relaxing porta potty in the woods, a concept that was developed by the company Jupe.
Design melts with the environment for this Chinese public bathroom located in Quingdao and designed by GN Architects firm.
At Liadgi Lake in China, there’s a beautiful bathroom inside a forest where nature and design blend into a new perception of the facility.