25 Jan Sh*t Matters In Architecture – Why We Must Talk About Toilets
Kevin Hui and Andrew Maynard discussing the most important space in architecture that is often overlooked by architects. Toilets and bathrooms has everything to do with architecture. Shit matters a lot in architecture.
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Posted at 19:47h, 25 JanuaryWelcome back, guys, I like that shit ha-ha. You always find a way to make it funny.
I think there are a lot of well designed toilets, but in the end, it has to be extremely functional, so it's a challenge to be creative and, at the same time, accomplish the needs.
It´s pretty common to be hired to renovate a house and the most inquired rooms to renovate are kitchens and bathrooms, and you have to put a lot on them to be creative, even more if there´s a low budget available.
And speaking about public toilets, I find interesting to debate Shigeru Ban´s Tokyo toilets, I have them on my list for my next course