Tatzu Nishi, the conceptual artist whose M.O. is building living spaces in unexpected locales, is at it again, though this time he's traded out Manhattan monuments for, erm, public bathrooms. The Nakanoshima Hotel in Osaka, Japan is typical Nishi fare: stylish furniture, simple linens, fresh-cut flowers. But people using the bathroom on the other side of the wall? Yeah, that's new. [Atlantic Cities; previously]
Tatzu Nishi, the conceptual artist whose M.O. is building living spaces in unexpected locales, is at it again, though this time he's traded out 
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