Escondite
Posted: November 28, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Montreal, QC Leave a commentSome simple but fun & uplifting artwork on this washroom wall at Escondite, a rustic Mexican restaurant & bar in downtown Montreal. The sink was the pièce de résistance.
Golden Gecko
Posted: November 4, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Fun Toilets, Toronto, ON Leave a commentA very happy loo at this hip Aussie cafe, Golden Gecko, in Toronto’s westside
Arthurs Nosh Bar
Posted: September 22, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Montreal, QC, Toilet Art, Toilets at Restaurants Leave a commentIt’s pretty normal to queue for an hour or more for a decent Montreal brunch as I did here at Arthurs Nosh Bar but it’s so much more worth it when there’s an awesome restroom
VIDEO: Toilography visits Embassy Bar
Posted: September 19, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Graffiti, Toilet videos, Toilets at Bars & Pubs, Toronto, ON Leave a commentDan from Toilography went to Embassy Bar in Toronto’s Kensington Market, a bohemian area renowned for its street art. The words of wisdom graffitied onto these washroom walls certainly didn’t disappoint.
Grey Gardens
Posted: September 7, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Toilet Art, Toilet Gardens, Toronto, ON Leave a commentPink Flamingos at Toronto’s Grey Gardens
VIDEO: Toilography visits Assiniboine Park
Posted: June 3, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Manitoba, Outdoors, Toilet videos Leave a commentDan from Toilography went to Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg and saw these funky shipping container toilets, as well as a statue of a rather famous bear named Winnie. Take a look at the video here:
The park’s washrooms were constructed in 2013 and have even picked up a couple of design awards in the years that followed. I was definitely glad to have had the chance to come here!
Composting toilet at MEC
Posted: May 21, 2018 Filed under: Canadian Toilets, Composting Toilets, Manitoba, Toilets at Shops Leave a commentIt might not be the most interesting loo to look at, but it’s a pretty cool concept. MEC in downtown Winnipeg has a composting toilet on their second floor, the contents of which is collected in the floor below and used as fertilizer.
I’ve since found out MEC has a Green Buildings initiative, of which the Winnipeg outlet was the first retail building in the country to comply with a national standard of reducing energy consumption by 50%. The composting toilet is of course part of this initiative. Good stuff!!
