Thank you for the opportunity to design your project.
The concept for the layout is to place the handicap bathroom in the entrance space, so it got a larger area and comply to the handicap bathroom standard.
By moving the handicap bathroom, we would have equal space to work on. Instead of separating shower and toilet, the design separates the gender. In that way, the lavatory area could be optimized to service both the shower and toilet, allowing more space for shower and toilet. Resulting in 4 shower and 4 toilets for women and 4 shower, 2 toilets and 3 urinals for men. Each with 5 space of lavatory and equal-sized lockers.
Because of its position that's in the center of each restroom, the lavatory would become the center of attention. For that, the lavatory was designed to resemble a boat by making the lavatory near the entrance face to face without a wall. This also makes the entrance to each of the restroom feels more spacious.
The material for the lavatory is white, while the material for the floors and walls are black, creating a contrast for the boat-shaped lavatory. Above the lavatory, globe shaped pendant light are placed and recessed LED lights installed in the ceiling. Overall, it creates a story of a boat cruising in the dark sea, under the starry sky.
Windows are placed at the other end of the walls and raised planter is placed in front of it, both for the view inside, and privacy barrier from the outside.
Half of the roof is lifted to let in natural light and air circulation, while also giving a nod to the wing roof of the main building.
That would sum our concept for the restroom, we hope it gives the character that you were looking.
