The 9 m² space, designed by architects Beatriz Zamperlini and Mariana Zimmermann, promotes a masculine, sustainable atmosphere with contemporary features!
Submitted at Jun 21, 2016, 2:44 PM
Measuring just 9 m², the Men's Public Bathroom at CASA COR São Paulo 2016 combines contemporary features with a typically masculine atmosphere. The space was designed by architects Beatriz Zamperlini and Mariana Zimmermann, from the Due Z Arquitetura e Urbanismo office, who designed a practical and functional space. 
Furthermore, one of the starting points was sustainability, applied in details and uses. High-tech Deca ceramics and metals allow for water flow control, and the urinal itself does not use water. The lighting fixtures and bulbs are LED, from Brilia, which have low energy consumption and were also used to bring visual comfort to the space. 
The highlights are the lambe-lambe, which alludes to a pin-up girl, and also the stainless steel panel with electrostatic paint, in Argentine brown, illuminated with LED and vegetation. The place also has invisible drains by Vidro Laser, which brings innovation and technology to the space. 
HOUSE COLOR SERVICE SAO PAULO 2016 WHEN? May 17 to July 10, 2016. Tuesday to Thursday from 12pm to 9pm. 
