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If you scroll down a bit further, you can find some pictures of rooms that people actually use, instead of the flooded and decaying rooms. Looking at the compac
by parsecs 5y ago
If you scroll down a bit further, you can find some pictures of rooms that people actually use, instead of the flooded and decaying rooms. Looking at the compact and efficient setups of those residents, I actually thought it seemed kinda cozy.
- hprotagonist 5y agoAnd the second you open your only door you’re in a semi-abandoned hallway of crippling depression! no, i think i’ll pass.
- rob74 5y agoI can imagine that many hallways in many fully mundane and fully inhabited buildings across the world look far more depressing. This is in Japan after all...
- malwarebytess 5y agoYou must not have lived in very many places. A whole lot of high rise apartment buildings in big cities have dilapidated or oppressive common spaces (and private living spaces.) I'm not sure why these pods failed, but I imagine it was probably down to cost or practicality rather than some fundamental 'ergonomic' problem making it undesirable in comparison to the similarly shaped and sized apartments that do exist.