The City of Hobart Public Toilet Strategy 2015-2025 provides a framework to improve the provision, availability, promotion and distribution of public toilets in Hobart, which are accessible, environmentally sustainable and of high quality.<\/p>\n
The new toilets in Princes Park are part of the Hobart City Council\u2019s implementation of the strategy through a $3 million investment commitment in 2015 to upgrade and replace public toilets throughout the city.<\/p>\n
Both the natural stone perimeter wall and the park’s terraced lawns are traced to the Great Depression of the 1930s, which saw major works undertaken to reconstruct Princes Park from a former natural reserve, including large pieces of natural dolerite being removed from the site to form the walls surrounding the park, including the existing entrance portico at the Castray Esplanade-Hampden Road junction, which is adjacent to the new toilets.<\/p>\n
The contemporary design solution is a sensitive aesthetic response to the historic site.<\/p>\n
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