Allan Dallatorre

Senior Coordinator for TOTO

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Senior Coordinator for the bath company TOTO, who oversees the TOTO West Hollywood Gallery in West Hollywood, California

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The sponsor for the "Future City" Pecha Kucha was the Japanese bath manufacturer TOTO, who displayed its new  Neorest 550 , a high-tech luxury toilet which includes features like an…

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The sponsor for the "Future City" Pecha Kucha was the Japanese bath manufacturer TOTO, who displayed its new Neorest 550 , a high-tech luxury toilet which includes features like an…

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