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1 restroom on record · 1 all-gender · 1 ADA accessible · verified 2016-08-25 via community-sourced import
The nearest to the main (east) entrance is on the right, past the staircase, to the left of the elevator.
Building is open to the public Monday through Friday, 8 AM - 5 PM. There is a multi-stall, all-gender restroom near the main (east) entrance on the first floor to the left of the main elevator. All multi-stall gendered restrooms in the building are marked with a sign indicating that all individuals are welcome to use the facilities of the gender with which they identify.
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Yes — at least one restroom on record at William H. Gates Hall, University of Washington School of Law is reported as all-gender.
At least one restroom on record at William H. Gates Hall, University of Washington School of Law is reported as ADA accessible.
The William H. Gates Hall, University of Washington School of Law listing on Allgenda was last verified 2016-08-25 via community-sourced import.
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