The one located on the west side of the peninsula is near a popular destination: the wite sand beach, It is a triangle site next to a parking lot and a curved road. The inspiration of the one in white sand, is from the pebbles.

It is on the top of a road turn, sitting next to a couple of houses right next to the mountains. The building is like two sands on the beach turning back on each other, with a void in between them. We left blank space for the original trees, and uses turns as a buffer to reduce visual impact. Trying to blend it with the mountain line, and as a metaphor with the house next to it.

Both of the buildings have great amount of shading. They has a lot of voids, from the entrance doors, to the horizontal windows near the ceiling, also the windows on the rood. It creates good ventilation, and also gives the interior abundant nature lights.

In order to reduce the artificial light pollution at night and ensure the safety of public toilets at night, indirect lighting is adopted as the architectural lighting design in this project. The lighting mode is formed by the reflection of the internal wall to the ceiling and inward and downward lighting. To make the building visible at night while minimizing the impact on the natural night environment.