Designing Toilet Partitions for User Comfort and Utility  

Designing Commercial Restrooms for Shifting User Values

Sponsored by Bradley Corp. | Presented by Daniel Hughes

Live Webinar Airing on July 14, 2026 at 02:00 PM ET

In the modern commercial restroom environment, users are more aware of the impact of restroom design. The industry is looking for better product and material alternatives that will mark the future of these commercial spaces, especially when it comes to sustainability and inclusivity.

This course will highlight principles of restroom design that improve functionality and user comfort in toilet compartments and beyond. Evaluate materials, important design details, and specification options to help designers understand the next frontier of restroom design.

Photo courtesy of Bradley Company

 

Speaker

Daniel Hughes, Senior VDC Manager Serving Global Projects.

  • Revit-AutoCADBIM Technical Expert
  • ADA-Accessible Design Specialist
  • Specifications Specialist

Autodesk Strategic Project Consultant:

  • Served AECO & Manufacturing Clients
  • Serving 220 AEC Firms, 50 Facility Owners, 150 Manufacturers

Billable DesignerPMConsultant on $15B of US-International Projects.

National Educational Author, Speaker, CE Course DeveloperPresenter:

  • AIA, IDCEC, ASPE, CSI, AGC, IIDA, ASID, IFMA

Corporate Owner: Autodesk Software Reseller Consultancy

Served as 100% Billable Team Member with 5 Wisconsin Architectural-Engineering Firms:

  • Designer, PM, CM, CAD BIM VDC Managers, Project DevelopmentMarketing

Originally published in Architectural Record

Originally published in June 2026

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  1. Discover rising user values related to health, privacy, and more that will influence commercial restroom design now and in the future.
  2. Evaluate toilet partition and locker materials and how they can impact human health & sustainability by exploring LEED BD+C v5 and WELL v2 standards.
  3. Explore the process of designing toilet compartments for commercial application based on functional requirements, ADA, and aesthetics.
  4. Discuss Division 10 commercial bathroom accessories and how they fit into the future of health-focused restrooms.