Ohooooo. Mr Mankar 😮😢😅😂🌺🌼✨

i was just listening and listening and just listening to you . Your thought process , your observations and your beliefs were so on point. It also shows that you have lived your whole thesis journey.

very helpful thank you

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does the websites automatically update its information?

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Thankyou... This saved me for my submission

Excellent Brother 👍👏

Good going Sushank🎉

Is there a platform where we can see the detail drawings and concept done (document) by each student? The analysis and design development done?

1) The Magazine Rack 2) SAH Archipedia 3) Jstor 4) Issuu 5) Archnet

Thank you for providing very informative content 👏👏

Om sir very good

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bro you should add graphics and visuals to the video your thumbnail is good video is just a man sitting and talking about the building I never saw

We need more people in design

European countries like Switzerland has amazing public toilets do check those

Please think of differently abled people, so they can also use public toilets

Good job Om very noice

Great Work👏

Amazing work 🎉🎉

Great work 👍

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Well designed with a good thought process

The experience inside this toilet is unmatched and I think this kind of thought process is quite sustainable in the long term!

Nice idea and creativity

Other than this gyan...address the basic issue of hygiene or even if they are clean - how do u convince people that the toilets are acctually clean to be used

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Amazing job! I think working with such materials that are usually discarded and creating techniques thay help reduce the cost and build sustainable solutions was really done well!

the first thing you need to understand is we are living in india... here there is no public hygiene ... we indians are really filthy disgusting when it comes to cleanliness.. and this is a factual observation.. from gutka to spitting on the roads to throwing wrappers.. to various other malpractices.. we have already made India one of the most polluted countries.. so to expect even a little bit of self responsibility is completely out of the question.. you need to keep all of this in mind when designing public property.. here are some realistic key points. 1) always keep a pay and use toilets. 2) install corrosion resistant hardware. 3) use rust free hinges. 4) use majority stainless steel indian toilets. and 2 western for people with disabilities (as they are much harder to keep clean) 5) use rough non slip stone tiles in terracotta or reddish brown color stone tile or anti slip sintered stone tiles.. because the later is a complete non porous material it will never stain.. 6) use passive techniques wherever possible.. 7) Install stainless steel flush tanks like the one present on trains 8) keep a well trained janitor who is scheduled to round the clock and use commercial techniques and equipment used in malls 9) Install smoke detectors and levy heavy fines on rule breakers 10) make deep sinks using sintered stone using a double wedge sink and install feet washing basin also (you don't want people lifting their feet in the sink) .. 11) use high density polycarbonate for doors or recycled tetra pak doors, as they are light and they don't attract moisture, termites etc. 12) curve all 90 degree sides and corners.. this will improve the maintenance by a huge margin and nothing will accumulate. 13) assign supervisors which inspect these toilets every day.

the first thing you need to understand is we are living in india... here there is no public hygiene ... we indians are really filthy disgusting when it comes to cleanliness.. and this is a factual observation.. from gutka to spitting on the roads to throwing wrappers.. to various other malpractices.. we have already made India one of the most polluted countries.. so to expect even a little bit of self responsibility is completely out of the question.. you need to keep all of this in mind when designing public property.. here are some realistic key points. 1) always keep a pay and use toilets. 2) install corrosion resistant hardware. 3) use rust free hinges. 4) use majority stainless steel indian toilets. and 2 western for people with disabilities (as they are much harder to keep clean) 5) use rough non slip stone tiles in terracotta or reddish brown color stone tile or anti slip sintered stone tiles.. because the later is a complete non porous material it will never stain.. 6) use passive techniques wherever possible.. 7) Install stainless steel flush tanks like the one present on trains 8) keep a well trained janitor who is scheduled to round the clock and use commercial techniques and equipment used in malls 9) Install smoke detectors and levy heavy fines on rule breakers 10) make deep sinks using sintered stone using a double wedge sink and install feet washing basin also (you don't want people lifting their feet in the sink) .. 11) use high density polycarbonate for doors or recycled tetra pak doors, as they are light and they don't attract moisture, termites etc. 12) curve all 90 degree sides and corners.. this will improve the maintenance by a huge margin and nothing will accumulate. 13) assign supervisors which inspect these toilets every day.

where are the visuals of the actual construction ?

Great Work👍

Amazing proposal🙌🏻

Superb thought process! One of my favourite toilet projects!

Amazinggggg Idea 💡✅

Amazing work! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great work Ashar... Keep it up❤

Congratulations 💐💐

Great ! Keep going ...

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Another sycophantic narration for benefit of a family.

Great 🎉

Waah Shubhankar 🎉

Haffez ke office mein draft windows for a year straight.....

Nice explanation sir this helped me a lot

Doing great 👍

Good video! Please use a better mic if you are able to.

interesting

Well done manñ