Gender Neutral Bathrooms Was Hu: Embracing Inclusive Design with Washu Technology

As society advances toward greater inclusivity, gender neutral bathrooms are redefining public restroom experiences—now enhanced by innovative washu technology that blends functionality with dignity for all users.

Gender neutral bathrooms represent a transformative shift in public infrastructure, offering safe, welcoming spaces free from gender-based assumptions. With washu systems—integrated water-saving fixtures designed for universal access—these restrooms prioritize hygiene, comfort, and respect. By removing gender barriers, they foster a sense of belonging, especially for transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse individuals who often face exclusion in traditional facilities.

Washu systems in gender neutral bathrooms combine smart engineering with user-centered design. Featuring touchless controls, adjustable sprays, and antimicrobial surfaces, these fixtures reduce contamination risks while ensuring privacy. Strategically placed, gender-neutral signage and sensory-friendly layouts further enhance accessibility, making restrooms equitable spaces where everyone feels safe and valued.

Beyond functionality, gender neutral bathrooms with washu systems promote social equity by normalizing diversity in everyday environments. Their inclusive layout and welcoming aesthetic encourage broader community acceptance, supporting cultural progress toward true equality. As more cities adopt these models, they set a new benchmark for dignity and inclusion in public life.

Gender neutral bathrooms powered by washu innovation are more than restrooms—they’re statements of progress. By designing spaces that honor every individual’s identity, we build communities rooted in respect and accessibility. Embrace this movement today and champion inclusive facilities that reflect the world we want to create.

Use this guide to the many buildings and residence halls on the WashU Danforth Campus offering gender. WashU Medicine has single occupant restrooms throughout the campus. Below are the locations on campus.

For more information on these spaces, please view the floorplans. If you have any questions about these restrooms, please contact Michelle Lewis. Locations of single-occupant restrooms 1234 S Kingshighway: 1007, 1018, 1019 4444 Forest Park: 1065 4533 Clayton (CID Dorm): 1006, 1007, 3006, 3007.

Public Gender Neutral Restroom Locations Existing Gender Neutral Restrooms (The # indicates quantity) 2 8 4 1 3 2 8 8 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 6. All Gender Restrooms Operations & Facilities Management WashU Medicine Mailing 660 South Euclid Avenue, 10-8010-100 Office 4550 Scott Ave., Suite 100 St. Louis, MO 63110 314-362-3100 WUSMFacilities@wusm.wustl.edu.

In recognition of gender diversity among students, faculty and staff, Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis now has designated nearly 70 bathrooms on campus as gender. Residential Life makes housing assignments by matching students who share the same assigned sex at birth and by reviewing roommate preference questions provided in the housing application.

Gender-Inclusive Housing is an optional process. When students opt in, Residential Life places them in rooms without considering each student's assigned sex at birth. This includes when empty bed spaces.

All new buildings will include some gender. About 70 of the Washington University School of Medicine's bathrooms are now gender-neutral, officials said in a statement this week.