No Place To Go: How Public Toilets Fail Our Private Needs
by Lezlie Lowe
Public toilets are essential to daily life, yet their design, availability, and accessibility often fail the people who need them. No Place To Go examines this overlooked public resource and considers what restroom provision reveals about private needs, shared spaces, and life in public.
About This Book
No Place To Go examines the role of public toilets in everyday life and asks how well these essential facilities meet private needs.
Lezlie Lowe considers public restrooms as more than conveniences, drawing attention to their importance in navigating shared spaces.
The book explores the consequences of inadequate or inaccessible public toilet provision for people who depend on these facilities.
Accessible and thought-provoking, it invites readers to reconsider an overlooked part of public infrastructure.
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