A renovation of a public restroom located within a park. Without altering the existing structure or roofline, the project reorganizes the building envelope and floor plan.

Parts of the entrance walls were opened, and the washbasin and main circulation were moved into an L-shaped semi-outdoor space beneath the roof. Facing the park, the washbasin transforms the simple act of washing one’s hands into a brief moment to pause and enjoy the view. Mirrors along the inner wall reflect the surrounding greenery, drawing the landscape into the interior.

By reorganizing the overall circulation, the design creates a larger staff rest area and introduces a consolidated waste-storage zone at the rear of the building. Through these minimal interventions, the project improves the environment for both visitors and staff, while reimagining an everyday public facility as part of the wider park experience.