Architect creates unique "bawla" for women's toilets
In 2001, architect and artist Alex Shuder designed a practical female urinal as part of the "Peescapes" project, which combines art, architecture, and the functional use of water. It was designed to be suitable for everyday use and not just a decorative art piece. A version of it was installed in Seattle in 2003 to allow visitors to use it practically. It was also exhibited at the Museum of Sex in New York City, where it was intended for use rather than just display. The project's aim is to blend functional beauty with sensory experience and to challenge traditional concepts of public art.
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