All bathroom elements on four squaremeters, soap with nanorobots, folding shower or waterless sink? So far, this is fantastic, but the most serious work is underway on such elements, and soon they will be presented not in the form of ideas, but as full-fledged innovations. Sometimes we come across amazing concepts that may soon be introduced into our daily life. Because the ideas are truly amazing, unique and immensely important. It is for these ideas that Roca holds the Jumpthegap competition every two years, held at the Barcelona Design Center with the support of the We Are Water Foundation. This year's winners are three projects that represent innovative solutions, and these solutions are full of unique and promising ideas. Btwist project He won an award in the professional category. Functional, which includes three full-fledged departments that can be used simultaneously for different purposes. For example, washing hands, rinsing animals and washing. Convenient location, space and water saving, as well as beautiful design are very suitable for a small bathroom. 
Project [Aria] 2 This project won a prize instudent category. Being a shower, it combines several functions at once - these are automatic rinsing and drying. Soap is no longer required, and neither is a towel - an innovative shower model without walls will do it for you! 
Plura project The idea of maximum savingswater is included in this project, which received the Sustainable Development Award from the We Are Water Foundation. The simplicity of this idea and its simple implementation were appreciated by an international jury headed by Chinese architect Ma Yansong. A pedal that activates the water supply and a drain system that will not let a single drop go anywhere - the solution is ideal for those who want to use the possibilities of water supply to the maximum, which is in line with the ideology of We Are Water. 
B-thin project All the following concepts remainin memory only as participants in the competition, which, however, does not prevent them from continuing to amaze with freshness and "resourcefulness". For example, this project is a transformable bathroom, although visually it is a multifunctional wall with an area of 0.5 square meters. The wall is made according to the system of hinged panels: a sink, a toilet and an overhead shower are built into it. In addition to tremendous space savings, this solution “cares” for the environment as it has a water recycling system inside. 
Gloves project:Wash and Dry This is a model of mobile or stationary equipment for prompt washing and drying of hands. The system is built into the walls, which is ideal for public spaces. The main purpose of such a product is to enable people to wash their hands quickly and often. The process of use is extremely simple: the device disinfects the hands inside with compressed soap, after which it rinses off with a jet under pressure and dries with a strong pressure of cold air. 
Nanosoap project Innovative development,functioning on solar panels, offers to wash the body without using water. The small device is equipped with nanorobots that independently search for dirt and dead skin cells and remove them from the body. This solution is primarily useful for people who cannot wash themselves. Also, nanosap can solve the problem of water shortage - redistribute this important resource for other vital tasks. 
Roca Analytic project Authors presentedtechnological toilet in conjunction with a mobile application. This project allows you to analyze the state of our body, and the application gives recommendations on nutrition and lifestyle. The toilet cistern has an electronic display that synchronizes the CPU built into the toilet with the app. In the plumbing itself, sensors are installed, they analyze the incoming waste. 
Totem project The project proposes a column,combining shower, sink and toilet. This product will take up very little space while meeting all your daily needs. The sink and toilet are located on opposite sides of the column. The shower system is adjusted at an angle from the side of the toilet, which allows you to freely take water treatments. 
Origami project Russian designer-architectpresented the concept of a foldable bathtub. It integrates completely into a small recess in the wall to form a single surface. When it's time to take a bath, this design unfolds with a single push on the outer panel. There are guides next to the wall, which contribute to the rapid opening of the bath in a system similar to origami. In the final version, we see a model of a bathtub that resembles a paper boat. The shower mixer and hose are also integrated into the wall and are ready to use with just a light push. 
Bathrooms of the future: nanomylo, transformer shower, origami bath and other amazing things - etk-fashion.com
