School Restroom Modernization
A brighter, more accessible, and more durable student restroom environment designed to improve daily use and long-term performance.
Small spaces can have an outsized impact on the student experience.
Paper Plane Architecture was engaged to renovate the school’s existing non-accessible restrooms and improve ADA accessibility, functionality, durability, circulation, and overall comfort.
Bright, clear, and easy to maintain.
The proposed renovation replaces a dated and inaccessible environment with a cleaner visual language, improved fixture layouts, durable finishes, and lighting designed to make the space feel open and safe.
A practical space with a clear identity.
Simple geometric color accents introduce energy and wayfinding without compromising durability. Black partitions and fixtures create contrast against a bright, neutral material palette.
Targeted improvements within an existing school layout.
The work studies multiple restroom locations within the existing building, coordinating accessibility, fixture counts, circulation, and phased implementation while minimizing disruption to adjacent school spaces.
A consistent design language across every restroom.
Support from early planning through construction.
Modernization is not only about replacing finishes. It is about making everyday school spaces work better for every student.