Still going to disagree... these are effectively equivalent to the bathrooms you would see in the average house. Designed for purpose of course (e.g. no tub, and a rack of rolled towels instead of a place to hang them).
If they were communal ones like you'd see in many gyms I'd see your point. Or if they weren't very well cleaned. But this was just... convenient and nice. Apart from enabling more active transport to work, I don't think anyone thought twice about them.
The office was technically multifloor, 2. Probably a few hundred people in the office on an average day (no clients, just employees). Solely in use by the company I was working for.
If they were communal ones like you'd see in many gyms I'd see your point. Or if they weren't very well cleaned. But this was just... convenient and nice. Apart from enabling more active transport to work, I don't think anyone thought twice about them.
The office was technically multifloor, 2. Probably a few hundred people in the office on an average day (no clients, just employees). Solely in use by the company I was working for.