Beyond accessibility, the facility incorporates a carefully selected native planting palette that engages the senses, benefiting both humans and animals. Textured and aromatic plants create a calming experience for users, while natural surfaces provide familiar scents for dogs. A natural grass toilet area offers a comfortable, familiar surface, reducing stress for assistance animals.
Though compact in scale, this facility is a powerful example of how small, considered interventions can drive meaningful change. By providing a dedicated, accessible, and hygienic space, the project fosters social inclusion while setting a precedent for similar public spaces beyond UTS.