Les Point
Tiny facility for serving basic needs
The forest park Na Sluneční in Příchovice is visited not only in the summer season by many adults and children. There is an original children's forest playground here, a tourist trail, and an open space for various village gatherings nearby.
"Les point" is a tiny facility, for serving basic needs - besides the obvious toilet, it is possible to buy a coffee, refill a water bottle, wash a child's bottom. For all this, not only the indoor space is used, but also the outside walls, so there is more space for individual tasks. There is privacy behind the larch slat curtain, and it also makes the simple wooden building blend in better with its surroundings. The austerity of the building is refreshed by the graphics from Kultivar studio and the oak log paving from local skilled hands.
Wooden building lined with cement-fibre boards on the facade and on inner walls. The floor of the toilet is concrete, exterior paving is made of oak logs. The roof is flat, covered by EPDM rubber. The roof is planted with extensive greenery, rainwater drain is built into the wall. The fittings are stainless steel, in antivandal design.
"Les point" is a tiny facility, for serving basic needs - besides the obvious toilet, it is possible to buy a coffee, refill a water bottle, wash a child's bottom. For all this, not only the indoor space is used, but also the outside walls, so there is more space for individual tasks. There is privacy behind the larch slat curtain, and it also makes the simple wooden building blend in better with its surroundings. The austerity of the building is refreshed by the graphics from Kultivar studio and the oak log paving from local skilled hands.
Wooden building lined with cement-fibre boards on the facade and on inner walls. The floor of the toilet is concrete, exterior paving is made of oak logs. The roof is flat, covered by EPDM rubber. The roof is planted with extensive greenery, rainwater drain is built into the wall. The fittings are stainless steel, in antivandal design.
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