'design for people in need'

Lots of designers felt taken by our stories and request to design Sanitary Facilities for people in need. We have choosen 3 designs which we wanted to share with you all. We would like to work further on the design of Mike Loveless, 'Dignity Toilet' in order to see if we could really make it work in the Developing World. All entries captured really good the problematic of what once was also a problem in the Western world. We are trying to find a unique, cheap way adjusted to local customs and possibilities.

:: T-shirt design

:: Poster design

:: Results Sanitary Facilities

---press release - Dignity Toilet

Sanitary Facilities for Africa

The dignity toilet is a solid waste storage and disposal system for locations where a sanitation infrastructure does not exist.
The toilet space has an African native architecture as starting point and exists out of a modular cabin and a mobile sanitary bin.
This self-sufficient toilet is based on the principle of composting. After every use only toilet paper and ash/soil will be added and finally transformed into humus.

:: Compliance Health Dignity was a Cooler Solutions project between Terence Woodside, engineer and Mike Loveless, industrial designer (Canada) -press release-

:: Half a Daisy-Toilet designed by Oana Blei (Romenia)
:: WWC (without water closet) designed by Mauro Mufatti (Italy)
::Oana Blei
::Mauro Mufatti
::Mike Loveless, Terence Woodside