Our project is an open air facility for quick stop and go pitstop that equips the local community with the resources and education for proper sanitation. The concept of the design is the layering of different amenities in a radial plan according to each program and their varying degrees of interaction. Quick interactions can be found on the outer layer such as a sanitation station and bike repairing outpost. The open air urinals are located within the middle layer while the core houses the toilets and a designated infant care room. The layering of programs is a solution to minimize foot traffic in the wet rooms and reduce any unnecessary liquid waste in the composting system.

In addition, the facility minimizes water usage through waterless urinals and a filtration system that produces grey wate which goes back into flushing the toilets or watering plants around the plaza. Through careful consideration of the Embarcadero Plaza, which borders downtown, a commercial corridor, art market, major transportation stop, and is a place of refuge for many people experiencing homelessness, this facility provides quick and proper sanitation to ensure the well being of all who pass through. The facilitys low power composting systems and lights allows for it to operates on solar power provided through pv panels tiled on the curved roof to maximize daily intake within its locality.