Waste Not, Want Not: Peak Bath Concept by Lyndon Craig
by Collin Dunn, Corvallis, OR, USA 
on 12.18.07
Not to be confused with peak oil, peak copper, peak coal, peak natural gas or even
Peak beer (wha?) comes Peak Bath. A finalist for this year's Bathroom Innovation Award in Australia, the design heeds the bent-knee convention of most bath users to cut down on the volume of water needed to fill 'er up.
This design is smart because it doesn't require a change in behavior to create a meaningful, positive impact (and less water use); combine this with something like The Ban Beater and we'll really have something. See more examples of "Waste not, want not," and click on over to see the finalists and winner of the design competition. ::Reece Design Bathroom Innovation Award via ::Core77
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