0 (a room containing) a receptacle for waste matter from the body. -- toaleta
The aestheticized lavatories at the end of the nineteenth century, after all, were constructed with the purpose of being differentiated from prevailing models.
Some argue that it did not emerge until the 1940s and 1950s, when coin-operated lavatories were installed in city streets.
The stairs, lavatory and kitchen were concentrated in the core of the plan.
Environmental assessment: to detect the existence of barriers that could limit access to the lavatory.
The free lavatory was thus seen as contributing to a decrease in worker productivity; unregulated and widely accessible, it could distract workers from their responsibilities.
The environment such as the baby rooms, dispensary, kitchen and lavatory was investigated, and the overall level of hygiene of the nursery was evaluated.
The gentleman's lavatory is the building on the left-hand side behind the arrival and departures hall.
The project incorporates two new classrooms with a new main entrance, cloakroom and lavatories.
