Project no.14: Colonial Public Facility

This newly designed public washroom facility represents a forward-thinking approach to urban architecture, combining functionality with community engagement. Beyond its primary purpose, the space has been reimagined as a social gathering point, fostering interaction and a sense of connection among its users. The design integrates contemporary architectural elements to ensure the facility is both welcoming and highly efficient.

A key feature of the structure is its emphasis on natural lighting, achieved through carefully positioned skylights and translucent materials that minimize the need for artificial light while creating a warm and inviting ambiance. Advanced water retention systems have been seamlessly integrated into the design, promoting sustainability by harvesting and reusing water for essential functions. Additionally, the facility leverages cross-air ventilation, ensuring a fresh and hygienic environment by reducing reliance on mechanical systems and enhancing overall air quality.

By combining architectural elegance with eco-conscious innovation, this facility serves as a modern landmark that meets practical needs while enhancing the community's social fabric. It exemplifies how public infrastructure can merge design, utility, and sustainability to create spaces that are not only functional but also transformative.