The interior design of the sanitary facilities is based on the idea of combining functionality with aesthetic value within the technical background of the building. The goal was to create a modern, durable, and hygienic environment that also leaves a strong visual impression and is easy to remember. Emphasis was placed on clear spatial organization, the selection of long-lasting materials, and the harmonious combination of color and technical precision. The result is an interior that meets all practical requirements while contributing to the overall identity and atmosphere of the public building.

The design of the sanitary facilities is based on efficient and inclusive spatial organization. The central feature is a shared washbasin area serving both men and women. This solution simplifies orientation, increases operational efficiency, and optimizes maintenance.

The space is designed to be open and clear, promoting inclusivity and a modern approach to public spaces. The combination of vibrant colors and high-quality materials aids orientation and creates a pleasant environment. Overall, the spatial organization reflects current design trends, emphasizing functionality, simplicity, and user comfort.

The technical design of the sanitary facilities is based on the need for high durability, hygienic safety, and ease of maintenance. The chosen system is designed to ensure long-term functionality in a high-traffic environment, while also maintaining architectural clarity and visual legibility.

The core material solution is a seamless polyurethane system, applied to both the floors and the walls. This material provides excellent resistance to moisture, mechanical damage, and cleaning chemicals. The orange floor color not only visually enlivens the space but also improves legibility and orientation.

All fixtures and accessories – sinks, toilets, dispensers, and handrails – are made of brushed stainless steel, ensuring long life, easy maintenance, and a unified, modern appearance. The combination of warm polyurethane tones and the cool, technical expression of stainless steel creates a visually balanced and functionally sound environment.

Lighting is provided by linear LED fixtures with diffused covers, ensuring uniform, glare-free illumination. Ventilation is integrated into the building’s central HVAC system, with emphasis placed on quiet operation and constant air exchange.

The overall design emphasizes durability, sustainability, and technical precision, while also ensuring that the sanitary spaces contribute to the architectural quality and identity of the cultural center.