Yvon Lambert

The Tokyo Toilet
A book documenting the unique public toilets designed by world-class architects in Shibuya, Tokyo.
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EdaFirst to rec“How you do your work tells a lot about you. And I believe the Japanese are the masters of doing their work mindfully. For olympics in Tokyo, they built public toilets in the neighbourhood called Shibuya. Then decided to make a movie about the life of a toilet cleaner. (See: Perfect Days, 2023) And they published this small book telling the story of each toilet from their architects. My favourite ones are the toilets with transparent walls. They become opaque when the door is locked ;)”
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