Park Area Toilet – Compact Model

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Park Area Toilet – Compact Model

4

seats

2

urinals

0

showers

255

sq.ft

₹12.6L

est. cost

₹3.1L

per seat

About this design

The design reflects Goa's vibrant culture with a playful, inviting style suited to a children's park. The use of deep blues and warm oranges takes inspiration from local coastal colors and Portuguese heritage. Arched doorways offer a nod to colonial architecture, making the space feel welcoming. Elevated entrances ensure usability during monsoons, while clear signage and ambient lighting enhance accessibility and safety. Durable, low-maintenance materials allow for natural ventilation. Local greenery integrates the structure with the park, contributing to a natural, eco-friendly atmosphere. A seating area and textured stone paving create a comfortable resting spot for visitors, blending with the surrounding greenery while keeping the design practical and family-friendly. This compact, culturally resonant design prioritizes functionality, sustainability, and community comfort.

Floor Plan & Working Drawing

Working Drawing
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Materials Used

Kandla Stone
Tile Dado

Design Features

Inclusive Access
Natural Ventilation
Contextual Architecture
Gender Segregated Entrances
Durable & Easy-to-Maintain Materials
Revenue Diversifying Space
Caretaker Space Provision
Accessible (PWD-Friendly) Cubicles

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Everything you need to implement this design

Indicative reference drawing – subject to site validation and engineering approval.

Implementation Note

This design is provided as a standard reference model intended to support planning and implementation of public sanitation infrastructure. Layouts, dimensions, structural details, services, and Bill of Quantities (BoQs) should be reviewed and adapted to site conditions, local regulations, utility availability, user requirements, and applicable engineering practices prior to execution. All drawings and estimates should be validated by qualified professionals before construction.