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Architectural Design Flaws: Doors, Windows, and Stairs - A Critical Analysis

This collection highlights various architectural design issues identified by Trees Klaver from TU/e in 2004, illustrating the common pitfalls like doors opening in the wrong direction, heavy windows, and overly steep staircases. Each entry showcases specific problems, including doors without windows, outdoor views that compromise functionality, and impractical staircase designs. By examining these examples, we can learn valuable lessons in architecture to improve usability and safety in building design.

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Architectural Design Flaws: Doors, Windows, and Stairs - A Critical Analysis

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  1. Doors opening in the wrong direction ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  2. Door without window (1) ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  3. Door without window (2) ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  4. Too steep stairs ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  5. Door opening on top of stairs ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  6. Too heavy window … ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  7. … and who is going to clean it? ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  8. Another staircase problem ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  9. Outdoor view (1)? ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  10. Outdoor view (2)? ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  11. Outdoor view (3)? ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

  12. Outside view towards the rooms ir. Trees Klaver, TU/e 2004

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