If you ever found yourself traveling in the woods, you might have a hard time looking for a place where you can answer nature’s call. No, that isn’t a magical call of the forces of nature, it’s the call that you need to use the bathroom. That would be a difficult challenge, as you’d have to find the right place where you can settle down and let it all out. Australian studio Madelein Blanchfiels Architects designed a restroom that you can stumble towards in when you’re outdoors. The Kangaroo Valley Outhouse is a restroom designed to mimic the experience of camping, as Plain magazine details:
Known for her purity of design and her penchant for crafting out unique spaces and experiences from any given site, Blanchfield’s outhouse is a simple cube slightly raised off-ground featuring facades completely covered with mirrors. With the landscape reflected on its surfaces, the cube completely blends into nature, rendering it virtually invisible save for the its legible edges.
And if you haven’t fully realised just how unique this outhouse is from its exteriors, then the stunning contemporary interior bath fixtures will. Equipped with a sink, toilet and a free-standing bathtub, this Aussie outhouse is pure luxury ensconced in the midst of nature — definitely a game-changer for non-camping enthusiasts.
image via Plain magazine
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What a stupid structure to place in a natural setting! I wonder how many wild birds are being killed smashing into this. I hope it was destroyed in the great fire. (I wish I could write to Blanchfiel and ask her why she hates nature so much that she could do this just for her own notoriety.)
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