Research On The Design Of Tourism Toilets From The Perspective Of Experience

Tourism toilet" is not the only representative of urban infrastructure,but it also reflects the degree of civilization of a city and even a country.It is directly related to people's health and environmental conditions.Driven by the”toilet revolution",the construction speed of tourist toilets has increased substantially.However,most of the tourism toilets only meet the requirements of number,lacking the concept of people-oriented.From the perspective of experience,this paper explores how to create a comfortable experience for tourists in different scenic areas by building itself and dealing with the environment on the basis of satisfying users' toilet behaviorFirstly,this paper defines the characteristics of tourism toilets,and specifically analyses the characteristics of tourism toilets.Through the investigation and analysis of domestic and foreign tourism toilets and practical programs,this paper combs the current situation of domestic tourism toilets from the aspects of planning,function,space and environment,and explores the problem of tourism toilets.Based on the analysis of the relationship between tourism toilets and experience,this paper puts forward three types of tourism toilets experience:aesthetic experience of scenery,architectural experience and humanized cared experience,and takes them as the theoretical research of tourism toilets from the perspective of experience.Following the principles,such as rationality of layout,integrity of external environment and humanization of internal spaces,this paper summarizes the design strategies.The humanization design strategies of tourists' toilet behavior which tries to meet the experience needs of tourists' toilet behavior;architectural ontology experience design strategies starting from the construction of tourism toilet itself,this paper provides different architectural experience,and puts forward the design strategies of scenic experience for different types of scenery.It is hoped that this paper can provide some references for the design of tourism toilets.