Taking advantage of the architecture of the BRB Mané Garrincha Arena and based on Brazilian modernist architecture, the space was designed by architects Victor Veiga and Anna Raquel Rodrigues, in their debuts at the show, to maintain the characteristic of public lavatories of being simple and practical, but also flirting with international design and architecture trends. Measuring 70 m², the space gains personality with furniture designed by Willy Guhl, Sérgio Rodrigues and Joaquim Tenreiro, and a gallery of photographs of the city taken by Brasilia-based photographer Maurício Araújo. A highlight is the open ceiling with a view of the structure of the stands.
