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Anything referring to restroom, existing or planned, in Portland, Oregon.
The forth in a walkable chain of Portland Loos was inaugurated under sunny skies this week. The honors of the First Flush went to three-year old Clark Bradley, standing here with his Mom and City Commissioner Randy Leonard in front of Loo with its colorful door designed by graphic artist Sarah Fine.The Loo stands across...
PHLUSH needs community support to take Portland experience to Singapore! Portland, Ore. October 12, 2009. Public Hygiene Lets Us Stay Human (PHLUSH) has accepted the invitation from the World Toilet Organization (WTO) to share Portland’s experience in increasing the availability of public restrooms. As an all-volunteer grassroots group we’re now calling on the community...
Interviewed about the shortage of public restrooms in downtown Portland and the resulting inconvenience, PHLUSH Co-Founder Tom Carrollo notes that “people can’t wait”. This axiom provided the title of a short documentary on the Portland Loo, which premiered to a full house at the Hollywood Theater on Wednesday night. People Can’t Wait from...
The people who’ve helped bring great public toilets to Portland’s Old Town Chinatown were honored at a lively and well-attended celebration at Orchid Salon on March 24th. After everyone had been welcomed by PHLUSH Co-Founder Tom Carrollo, Nancy Stovall, Old Town Chinatown Neighborhood Association Vice-Chair, presented a special PHLUSH Innovation Award recognizing the Portland Loo team...
A recent documentary on the innovative new Portland Loo features an interview with PHLUSH Co-Founder Tom Carrollo. ”People Can’t Wait” will be screened on Wed, April 8 at 7pm the Hollywood Theatre. Tickets will be on sale at the door Old Town Chinatown-based filmmaker Travis Shields of ShieldsFilms produced the short as part of...
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