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It's very likely they thought of this and planned sufficient fire detectors, sprinklers, cutting-fire doors and emerging stairs and exits. In a 11 floors buildi
by giorgioz 5y ago
It's very likely they thought of this and planned sufficient fire detectors, sprinklers, cutting-fire doors and emerging stairs and exits.
In a 11 floors building the occupants would not be evacuating from the windows.
You can't let 4500 people out of 11 floors building using firetruck ladders or having people jumping out and be caught on life nets. There should be enough emergency stairs and they can be built or not despite the rooms having windows or not.
- josefx 5y ago> It's very likely they thought of this and planned sufficient fire detectors From the pictures in the linked article at least two people per unit can only leave their rooms through the shared kitchen. So I wouldn't bet on it, seems to me as if they optimized for size with little to no thought on anything else. Even without the fire hazard having to go through the kitchens working area to get in and out of your room just asks for problems when it is in use.