New Zealand architects Studio Pacific have created public toilets shaped like headless dinosaurs in Wellington. Red steel armour plates cover the roofs of the two structures, which each contain a single toilet cubicle. A long neck cantilevers out from the chunky concrete base of each one for natural ventilation. The architects liken the structures to crustaceans or sea creatures, evoking “the crusty saltiness of the sea” in the harbour nearby.

via dezeen.com

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