11 architectural absurdities you will not be able to explain

by Shirley Marie Bradby

November 30, 2017

11 architectural absurdities you will not be able to explain
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"Houston, we have a problem!" This is perhaps the phrase that summarizes the absurdity of certain architectural projects that do everything except have a use.

Sure, some mistakes arise from post-renovation work, but sometimes giving a logical explanation for certain situations is just not possible.

Which one do you think is the most incredible of the ones that we have included in this photo gallery? It will be a tough decision to make!

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Maybe we are pessimistic but are there plugs that can fit in that space? What do you think?

Maybe we are pessimistic but are there plugs that can fit in that space? What do you think?
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These ventilation slits really let a lot of air pass through ...

These ventilation slits really let a lot of air pass through ...

You come down the stairs and find a wall in front of you! Logical, right?

You come down the stairs and find a wall in front of you! Logical, right?

Who wouldn't hesitate to use a bathroom with a door like this?

Who wouldn't hesitate to use a bathroom with a door like this?

Already, I can see people falling down those steps! How about you?

Already, I can see people falling down those steps! How about you?
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Was it really that hard?

Was it really that hard?

The slide that every child wants to try ....

The slide that every child wants to try ....
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If you notice a fire starting, quickly get the fire extinguisher and ... In fact, no, it would be better to just run!

If you notice a fire starting, quickly get the fire extinguisher and ... In fact, no, it would be better to just run!

As far as closing the door goes, well, yes, it closes!

As far as closing the door goes, well, yes, it closes!
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And last but not least --- a garage on the second floor of a house. How is it used?

And last but not least --- a garage on the second floor of a house. How is it used?
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