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Real egress overkill in Taiwan – two stairs, one with a vestibule and the other inside an elevator lobby, despite only having 17 floors (single-stair height in China and much of Europe) and being made entirely of concrete with a balcony for nearly every *room*? www.archdaily.com/1187401/dunh...

26/10/26, 1:54 pm0 reposts15 likes

Nathaniel Barrett

@ncoxbarrett.bsky.social

Um, we both know the real problem there: stairs are too close together. They could be taken out at the same time. Need them on opposite ends of the building.

randomperson Fire Alarms

@randompersonfire.bsky.social

13h

The risk of something like that happening is infinitesimally small for pretty much any building regardless of occupancy (and is arguably beyond the scope of what a building code can reasonably be expected to protect against).

Gregory Duncan

@duncanarchitect.bsky.social

And each landing only has a single means of egress!

Land Values delenda est

@book-1312.bsky.social

is that a freight elevator accessible to the bottom right unit only ??

Stephen Jacob Smith

@stephenjacobsmith.com

I’m sure it’s not but I’m also not really sure what it is