Back in February, the Chinese central government demanded an end to all mainland construction of buildings that are “oversized”, “xenocentric” or “weird” and a move toward architecture that is “pleasing to the eye”.
Fast forward five months, and a 12-story toilet has been built in Henan province.
— the Independent
Ironically enough, the building is home to the North China Water Conservancy and Electric Power company.
For more on the state of architecture in China, check out these links:
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