NY Dirt: Mamdani’s public bathroom pilot could provide relief to developers
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s public restroom pilot won’t exactly make New York City flush with new facilities, adding just 17 bathrooms across the five boroughs in its initial rollout. But a modular solution may alleviate pressure to pursue costly permanent construction projects or reliance on the few developer-run restrooms in buildings’ public spaces. A new partnership with Throne Labs to install and maintain modular bathrooms offers a fix imported from smaller U.S. cities, while public restroom locations across the five boroughs remain in disrepair. Some of the city’s best-kept secrets in the realm of tolerable public bathrooms are operated in partnership […]
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