Project

Sanitary Pavilions

  1. Sanitary pavilion in sun with leaf and tree shadows blends in surrounding nature on International Scout Centre with half open wooden façade cladding and glow of illumination inside. The toilet building is sustainable, eco-friendly and ecological with rainwater flowing down over in situ concrete canopy with pollution stains on concrete. The sanitary pavilions, designed and built by MOST Architecture, Rotterdam
    MOST Architecture, Paul Geurts
  2. Sanitary pavilions ScoutingLandgoed Zeewolde design by MOST Architecture Rotterdam with halfopen wooden facade
    MOST Architecture, Paul Geurts
  3. Interior view on the forest landscape through half open wooden façade, sunlight through wooden skin providing makes a sustainable and eco friendly solution. Metal sink offers view on green surrounding and air blows through for natural ventilation on the International Scout Centre in Zeewolde. The sanitary pavilions are designed and built by MOST Architecture,Rotterdam
    MOST Architecture, Paul Geurts
  4. Interior of the sanitary pavilion with half open wooden façade and sunlight through wooden skin providing makes a sustainable and eco friendly solution. The low wall edge seating offers social interaction in the toilet building. The metal sink provides views on landscape and air flows though creating natural ventilation. The pavilions are designed and built by MOST Architecture, Rotterdam
    MOST Architecture, Paul Geurts
  5. Children in nature use the sanitary pavilion with half open wooden façade cladding blends in surrounding nature on International Scout Centre. The sustainable, eco-friendly and ecological toilet building infiltrates rainwater flowing over the in situ concrete canopy with pollution stains and dirt marks on concrete. The sanitary pavilions are designed and built by MOST Architecture, Rotterdam
    MOST Architecture, Paul Geurts
  6. Sanitary pavilion at dawn blends in surrounding nature on International Scout Centre with half open wooden façade cladding and glow of illumination inside. The toilet building is sustainable, eco-friendly and ecological with rainwater flowing down over in situ concrete canopy with pollution stains on concrete. The sanitary pavilions, designed and built by MOST Architecture, Rotterdam
    MOST Architecture, Paul Geurts
The project briefing as part of the comprehensive masterplan demanded two sanitary pavilions on the International Scout Centre Zeewolde. The estate is located on the banks of a lake. The structures needed to be self-supporting, not dominate their surroundings, be eco-friendly and service both scouts and campers.
Year
2016
Status
Completed
Location
Scoutinglandgoed Zeewolde
Size
95 m2
Budget
Undisclosed
Client
Scoutinglandgoed Zeewolde b.v.
Partners
Design team: Paul Geurts
In collaboration with: TOMDAVID architecten