Isn’t it Ironic?

As an old man approaches the age of ninety-eight, he wins the lottery, and he dies the next day; it’s like rain on a wedding day; it’s a parking space that disabled people cannot access. Isn’t it ironic? That’s why whoever is responsible for all of this probably didn’t think too far, as no one, disabled or not, could ever use this for their car, whether they were disabled or not.

As such, I certainly approve of the funnel-shaped edge. This way, no matter what happens, no one will end up in a pond.

Minimalist balcony done Wrong

Taking minimalism to the next level is a great accomplishment for this balcony designer! Hopefully the tenants will be happy using their “balconies” for hanging plants, clothes, and nothing else. You won’t find this apartment building if you want to relax with coffee, a good book, and a nice breeze while you watch movies.

The balcony is just perfect for hanging your sheet. Need somewhere to store your ladder, or do your brooms take up too much space? This balcony provides you with a solution.

No Kids

It is certain that the person who designed this has no children. Why? Because no parent would ever create an escape root for a kid who has just been sent to their room to think about what they did.

No Kids/Reddit.com/brainlegss

It’s either that or the homeowners wanted a touch of innovation and decided to use the window as the entrance and exit of the house and leave the door…..well, just a door. It makes it much easier to escape for adults with the door in this way, so maybe they do have kids after all.