The proposal consists of a simple, clear, and functional design comprising two separate shower buildings, one designated for boys and one for girls. The buildings are planned with a strong emphasis on clarity of circulation, privacy, and ease of use, ensuring that they are both practical and welcoming for everyday activities.
Local and readily available materials are prioritized throughout the construction to enhance durability, reduce environmental impact, and strengthen the project’s connection to its surrounding context. By using locally sourced materials and familiar construction techniques, the buildings will be easier to maintain over time while also supporting local craftsmanship and resources.
In addition to the indoor facilities, the project integrates a sustainable outdoor space at the rear of the buildings. This area is designed as a flexible gathering zone that can accommodate social interaction, community activities, and moments of rest. Natural shading, climate-responsive design, and simple landscaping elements contribute to a comfortable and inclusive environment. Together, the shower buildings and the outdoor gathering space form a cohesive, sustainable, and context-sensitive solution that balances functionality with social and environmental considerations.