#architecture fail

[hometoursandotherstuff]

What in the ever lovin' fuck is this? Denver, CO.

[knight-in-sour-armor]

[wreckitremy]

It's so funny sometimes seeing people take psychic damage in response to unusual house layouts.

Most of the time it's stuff that is pretty similar to houses I lived in or visited frequently. So I'm strangely immune to a lot of them. Things like

Carpet in the kitchen AND the bathroom

An entry way instead of a door to the bathroom

Clawfoot tub on a platform in front of a bay window

Doors connecting 3 bedrooms on the ground floor like they were cojoining hotel rooms

Very unfinished basement with a shower

Furniture used as dividers between rooms

Bathroom w/ the studs around the door still visible so it was like a bathroom stall as far as privacy

Dining room 3 rooms away from the kitchen

An attic bedroom you could only get to by going thru the bathroom AND the walk-in-closet, or the other walk-in-closet on the stair landing

A front door 2 feet off the ground and no stairs

More bathrooms than bedrooms on the ground floor

And my personal favorite

A mysterious dark 4-5ft square hole in the basement wall that led nowhere, had no reason for being there, yet clearly was put there on purpose

[slapdatwitch]

I’m glitching away

[tankermottind]

If a corridor is a bit wider than you wanted, do you (a) narrow it down a bit or (b) add a 4-unit-wide kink so the end is a bit narrower but the rest is the same? If you picked (b), you are Dia Westerteicher, and also a bad level designer.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

What in hell do they think they're doing?

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Take a right at the fork in the hall. 

https://acidcow.com/

[hometoursandotherstuff]

These architects need to stop with the stairs. These are the worst, yet. 

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