Mobile Bathroom

With the rapid development of Shanghai Lingang New Area, the demand for temporary public facilities is increasing day by day. The 200 temporary Mobile Bathrooms project has emerged with the aim of providing convenient and environmentally friendly sanitation solutions for the area.

Smart Mobile Public Toilet: The mobile public toilet in this case covers an area of approximately 40 square meters, and the design team has created an open, ventilated, and smart mobile public toilet
The public restroom has disabled rooms, male and female restrooms, and management rooms. The restroom is equipped with central air conditioning and automatic sensing water outlet devices, ensuring comfort and convenience of use.

Green and low-carbon buildings: Shanghai Lingang New Area actively responds to the call for green buildings, with a building scale of 305 million square meters that has passed the special review of green building construction drawings and meets the requirements of green building design
This project also adheres to this concept, using container transformed bathrooms to reduce construction waste and resource consumption.

Maximizing Space Utilization: The design of container toilets is very suitable for the goal of maximizing space utilization. These bathrooms can be flexibly stacked or combined to adapt to different urban environments.

Mobility and flexibility: Container toilets have unique mobility and flexibility, which makes them play an important role in urban construction. They can be easily relocated to where they are needed without the need for large-scale construction projects.

Hygiene and Comfort: Container toilets are designed with a focus on hygiene and comfort, providing the same functions as traditional toilets and ensuring that users do not experience a decrease in comfort during use.

This project not only enhances the level of public facilities in Lingang New Area, but also demonstrates the potential of container buildings in sustainable building trends. By using recycled shipping containers and converting them into fully functional bathroom facilities, this approach helps reduce the construction industry's demand for natural resources and mitigate its impact on the environment.

With the successful implementation of the project, the 200 temporary Mobile Bathrooms project in Shanghai Lingang New Area will become an important case for the green future of urban architecture, providing valuable experience for other cities to learn from.

Through this project, Shanghai Lingang New Area has demonstrated its innovative capabilities and commitment to sustainable development in urban development. The 200 temporary Mobile Bathrooms project is not only an innovation of traditional public health facilities, but also a practice of green building concepts.