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Women :: Luxury = More bathroom stalls for women

I recently flew into the new American Airlines terminal in New York's JFK International Airport. Everything was sparkling new and state-of-the-art, but one thing hasn't changed: the scarcity of bathroom stalls for women. Similarly, Miami's new Cesar Pelli-designed Performing Arts Center is rich in expensive wood, stunning lighting and marble, yet there are the same limited numbers of stalls in the ladies room, risking long lines at short intermission. Forget the marble, granite and amenities - when are architects and their public facility clients going to get the message and give us more stalls!

June 7, 2007 | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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