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- James Kharma – Google Review 5 Stars April 9, 20195 out of 5 for taste The post James Kharma – Google Review 5 Stars appeared first on TheLoo.hapigood
- KION 5/46 – In-The-News Review March 28, 2019There’s a need for better, safer restroom facilities. We’ve had a number of complaints over the years and issues with keeping our restroom facilities clean and safe. The Portland Loo technology will help improve the experience for everybody,” said Monterey-Salinas Transit CEO, Carl Sedoryk. Renovations begin at Downtown Salinas Transit Center / Published in Koin 5/46 The post KION 5/46 – In-The-News Review […]hapigood
- The Almanac – In-The-News Review March 11, 2019“They don’t have attendants, but they’re very, very challenging to abuse, so to speak,” Lowe said. “The hand-washing station is on the outside. It has a louvered bottom, so you can see if someone is in distress or if there’s more than one person inside. It allows privacy for the user, but at the same […]hapigood
- Sandra Campos – Google Review 5 Stars February 6, 2019“Really enjoyed it. Well keeped clean and enjoyed the view as soon as I was done with business.” The post Sandra Campos – Google Review 5 Stars appeared first on TheLoo.hapigood
- Ben Jacklet – Google Review 5 Stars November 13, 2018“A clean public toilet!” The post Ben Jacklet – Google Review 5 Stars appeared first on TheLoo.hapigood
Bathrooms Around The World Where You Don’t Wanna “Go”
The Portland Loo was designed more for the city and less for the user, with the primary goals of keeping the city clean and discouraging crime. For example, the open
Why Charleston’s $125,000 Crime-Fighting Toilet Could Set a New Standard / Published in The Post and Courier
The new restroom at James Island’s Ferguson Village Park was installed two weeks ago. It cost $125,000 and had been a request of the Ferguson Village neighborhood for nearly a
Portland Loo – Smithers, CA, Interview with Mayor Taylor Bachrach
You may know that The Portland Loo isn’t just in Portland; there are several cities around the globe that host the unique standalone public restroom. In fact, the Portland Loo
Sound Transit is taking over the downtown transit tunnel. What are its plans for the vacant Westlake Station kiosk? / Published in The Seattle Times
When King County Metro removed its buses from Seattle’s downtown transit tunnel last month, Metro also abandoned its part-time customer-service kiosk inside Westlake Station. The triangular, green-trimmed stand, which displays
The Portland Loo’s 5 Favorite Potty Training Songs
You may have heard about Portland’s famous stand-alone bathroom, The Portland Loo, which was designed in cooperation with city staff and volunteers. No other city’s bathroom is as celebrated as
Renovations Begin at Downtown Salinas Transit Center / Published in KION5/46
Construction has officially begun at the Monterey-Salinas Transit's Salinas Center. The project is the first major remodel since its opening 30 years ago. "I think it's a great idea. It's probably due
The Portland Loo Versus Other City Toilets
The Portland Loo was designed in cooperation with the city of Portland to keep the city clean and discourage crime. Every feature was purposely designed to create a self-contained solution
Where the Plazas Are in the City of Monterey–and How to Preserve Their Charm / Published in Marilynch.com
Visitors sometimes think that Cannery Row is downtown Monterey, but that’s not so. Below you’ll learn about plazas in each of these distinctive areas of the City of Monterey.
How Portland is Adjusting to the Growing Population
According to estimates from the Population Research Center at Portland State University, Oregon added 54,200 new residents during the year that ended July 1, 2018. And even though that’s down
Mt. Lebanon Library Program to Feature Author of Book About Bathroom / Published in The Almanac
Authors often come up with topics that tend to take people by surprise. “When you say you’re writing a book about public bathroom access,” Canadian writer Lezlie Lowe observed, “the
The Clever Reason Portland’s Public Toilets Offer Little Privacy / Published in MF
What would it take to design a public toilet that doesn't devolve into a den of drugs, graffiti, and a parade of people who relieve themselves on the floor? That
Seattle Auditor: Not enough public restrooms in Seattle for homeless / Published in KomoNews
SEATTLE — More public restrooms are needed to handle the unsheltered homeless population in Seattle. That’s according to the Seattle City Auditor, who presented the quarterly report on the city’s
‘Waterloo’: Downtown public restrooms scheduled to come online in November / Published in Community Impact Newspaper
Dubbed the “Waterloo,” a pair of new, stainless steel, solar-paneled public restrooms could be ready for use by Nov. 8, according to the city’s public works department, capping off what
Seattle fails to provide enough bathrooms for people experiencing homelessness / Published in Real Change
The prosaically named “Review of Navigation Team 2018 Quarter 2 Report” was released by the City Auditor this month, but don’t let the uninspired title keep you away. This third
A Public Toilet Made For Maintenance
No matter where we go, people love the sleek modern look of the Portland Loo, which is actually the result of designing it with and for the city staff that
‘Civic responsibility’ or crime magnet? Historic Sacramento park likely to get public bathroom / Published in The Sacramento Bee
The Sacramento City Council is poised to grant an amenity homeless activists have requested for years — a restroom in downtown’s Cesar Chavez Plaza. But some in the influential business
Why 24-Hr Bathrooms Help Keep the City Healthy
Access to safe public restrooms are vital to a city’s cleanliness and health. The bottom line is that any city is full of people, and people need bathrooms! And if
D.C.’s Downtown Was a Public Bathroom Desert. That Could Soon Change / Published in Citylab
Homeless activists pushed Washington D.C. to pass expansive public restroom legislation. Now the city is moving to increase toilet access for the public. Over three months in 2014 and 2015,representatives
Ballard Commons to receive ‘Portland Loo’ before next summer / Published in My Ballard
The Ballard Commons Park will soon have a permanent public restroom — the Portland Loo will be installed at the park by summer 2019. The plan for the new toilet first came
Monterey-Salinas Transit to offer more public restroom options in downtown Salinas / Published in KION 5/46
SALINAS, Calif. - The restrooms at Salinas Transit Center see a lot of action throughout the day, as one of the only public restrooms in downtown Salinas. "It is very small and, of course, is gonna
Arvada Opens Public Restroom in Olde Town / Published in Arvada Press
The first public restroom in Olde Town Arvada, located at the Olde Town Transit Station Plaza, officially opened for use Oct. 16. “This is a pretty important thing in Olde
Guest Blog: When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go…But Where? / Published in DC Fiscal Policy Institute
By John McDermott, George Olivar, Janet Sharp, and Marcia Bernbaum, People for Fairness Coalition (PFFC) Downtown DC Public Restroom Initiative Regardless of who we are, where or how we live, we
When Nature Calls… / Published in HudsonReporter.com
There’s a lot to do, but no place to go—this may be the worst-kept secret of the urban experience. You’re planning a day in the Mile Square. It’s summer. Lots
App helps 100k people locate nearest public toilet / Published in Global Times
A China cloud platform has helped 100,000 people find the nearest public bathrooms when they were in need, but citizens called for an improvement in the environment. The Ministry of
Are Smart-bathroom Upgrades a Smart Investment Move? / Published in Think Realty
The Internet of Things and the advent of smart little helpers like Amazon’s Alexa, Google Home, and Apple Home have brought the concept of smart design out of the pages
We need more public toilets. Too many people are squatting between parked cars / Published in The Guardian
Public bathrooms are an invitation to participate in urban life — a signal of welcome even more important than parks and benches and trash cans. Those pieces of urban infrastructure
Victoria public loo voted best bathroom in Canada / Published in CTV News Vancouver
VICTORIA -- It's basically a spruced up downtown outhouse, but Victoria's so-called Langley Street Loo is now known as Canada's best restroom. A nationwide contest saw Victoria's outdoor, public restroom
“Canada’s best toilet” being installed in Smithers, BC / Published in CBC British Columbia
It's been called the perfect public toilet and the best toilet in Canada and now Smithers, B.C., is getting its very own own Portland Loo. "It seems to have got a lot
Relief comes to Kamloops in the form of free-standing restrooms / Published in CBC British Columbia
Kamloops, B.C., is getting two shiny, free-standing public washrooms that are made of steel and powered by solar energy. One Portland Loo, as they're called, will be installed on Tranquille
Portland Loos making a splash beyond city / Published in PortlandTribune
The TV show "Portlandia" may be ending this season, but another iconic symbol of the city's weirdness continues to spread around the world — the Portland Loo, a locally designed
Portland, Oregon, spent $250,000 to reinvent the public toilet – and it worked / Published in Business Insider
If you've ever used a public toilet, you probably wish you held the urge until you got home. They're unclean, smelly, and often serve as de facto homes for homeless
Why Portland’s Public Toilets Succeeded Where others Failed / Published in Citylab
For the residents of Portland, Ore., taking a whiz in a public toilet is not just a matter of necessity. It’s an act of civic pride.That’s because the city is
After embarrassment, Seattle finds public toilet that’s just right / Published in The Seattle Times
Seattle is trying yet again to relieve itself of its Pioneer Square public-toilet problem. The city’s current budget includes $230,000 for the purchase, transportation and installation of a stand-alone restroom
Things You Might See on the Sidewalks of Portland
We’re proud that we were able to work with Portland City staff and officials to develop The Portland Loo, which is the name of the freestanding restrooms you can see
5 Things You Didn’t Know About The Portland Loo
Portland’s famous stand-alone bathroom, The Portland Loo, was designed to keep the city clean and discourage illicit activity. Here’s a few things you may not know about this sleek little
In Defense of San Antonio’s $100,000 Toilet / Published in San Antonio Current
It's been nearly a year since a shiny, single-stall bathroom appeared on a busy intersection in downtown San Antonio — and the public promptly lost their s***(edited). The bathroom's hefty
Flushed With Excitement / Published in WinnipegFreePress
It’s a few hours until game time — the Winnipeg Jets about to host the Nashville Predators in Game 6 of their NHL playoff series — and a crew from
Cities Look to Public Restroom to Clean up Downtowns, Attract Tourists / Published in PEW
A man enters a mobile restroom in downtown Denver. City officials hope the bathrooms will make the urban core cleaner and more inviting. DENVER — Here on Tremont Place, there’s
Solar-Powered Toilets of the World: A Comprehensive Guide / Published in Motherboard
For the first time in perhaps ever, solar-powered toilets are a prominent news item. I guess we can thank the world's wealthiest philanthropist: Bill Gates just gave a $100,000 cash
Seattle’s $5 million automated public toilets sold for $12,000 / Published in The Seattle Times
Seattle has officially washed its hands of the five self-cleaning toilets. The toilets cost the city $5 million. They sold on eBay Thursday evening for $12,549. All five were sold
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