Single-Occupant Restroom Program | Operations & Facilities Management Department | Washington University in St. Louis

Single-Occupant Restroom Program | Operations & Facilities Management Department | Washington University in St. Louis
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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
620 S. Taylor: 1004, 1005
Barnard: 3353, 6006
Becker Medical Library: 2006, 2008, 2010, 2021
Biotechnology Building: 4006, 4007
Cancer Research Building: 3006, 3008, 4008, 5008, 6006, 6008
Couch Biomedical Research Building: 4006
Gary C. Werths Building at the Siteman Cancer Center: 1805, 1806, 5511, 5512, 6511, 6512 (staff restrooms – 1717, 5847,6124, 6809, 6846, 8424, 8706, 8723, 8826)
Jeffrey T. Fort Neuroscience Research Building: 1026, 1024, 1322 (DCM-only), 1323 (DCM-only), 6002, 8002, 10002
Maternity Building: 8005, 8006
McMillan Building: 12021
Mid Campus Center: 1023, 3023, 5023, 7023, 9023, 11023
Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology Building: 2092, 2093, 8094
Olin Residence Hall: 107
Taylor Avenue Building: 1039A
Wohl Clinic: 3010, 4010, 5010, 6009, 6010, 7009,7010, 8009
Wohl Hospital: 14, 15, 5009, 5010, 6007, 6008, 8007, 8008
Restrooms and locker/shower room guidelines
Washington University School of Medicine is committed to fostering a respectful workplace environment. As part of this commitment, single-occupancy restrooms are available across campus to support the needs of our community.
These restrooms provide an option for individuals who prefer additional privacy, whether for personal comfort, health needs, or other reasons. While not required, they are offered as an amenity to ensure that all employees, visitors, and students can access facilities in a way that feels safe and comfortable to them.
Providing a range of restroom options helps create an environment where everyone can focus on their work, learning, and care in a setting that respects personal space and individual preferences.
For questions about restroom locations or accessibility, you may contact the Operations and Facilities Management Department.
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