The problem with this urinal, which city officials call a pissoir (one of the few instances where a French word sounds uglier than its English counterpart), is that privacy-wise, it has none.

The shared core is separated by fold-out screens for privacy, and handles allow people to squat and pee in the open air without touching any part of the urinal. Part art-installation, part ...

It’s this nearly universal experience Evangelos Kranakis ponders in The Urinal Problem, a study about privacy and probability. “It’s a long tradition of trying to understand a problem and ...

Without anything to block a drifting ... “I don’t know how much is visible when men use the urinals, but I’m sure everyone has seen someone with wandering eyes … If women are given privacy, then men ...

The photograph was authentic and it depicted a real object. However, the urinal was part of an art installation. There's no evidence of it being installed somewhere for actual use. In short ...