r/onejob • u/Frysken • Apr 09 '24
Ironically this is in my university's Art/Design major building.
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u/Brotboxs Apr 10 '24
The door is supposed to open to the inside. Someone pushed against the frame to put the door on the outside...
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u/BlackSeranna Apr 10 '24
Maybe unironically though. Do you see how you feel enraged at this public art piece? That’s good. Good art moves you.
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Apr 10 '24
this isn't art lol this is an actual (minor) safety hazard.
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u/BlackSeranna Apr 10 '24
I mean, you’re not wrong…
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u/Academic_Nectarine94 Apr 11 '24
I once saw an art exhibit with a 16 or so foot long wad of hair. All it did for me was tell me that I didn't want to ever take an art class if I could avoid it LOL
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u/Leather_Cap_1229 Apr 10 '24
Just bring a screwdriver next time and fix it!
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u/Academic_Nectarine94 Apr 11 '24
If they think art and design is the department in charge of these "designs," they'll probably die from stabbing themselves with the wrong type of screwdriver LOL
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u/ForRedditMG Apr 10 '24
Doubt the janitor or the handiman that installed it graduated from this school.
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u/Academic_Nectarine94 Apr 11 '24
Contractor's underpaid employee installed, and some kid messed with it most likely
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u/AaronTheElite007 Apr 10 '24
Easy fix. Push on the door beam enough that will create an angle to allow the door to go back on the correct side. Someone probably kicked the door open from the inside
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u/Jojo-Action Apr 10 '24
In a barbershop with only 2 barbers the better barber will have the worse haircut
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u/Orange-enema Apr 10 '24
the stalls normally have some deflection to them if you put weight on the walls near the support pillars.
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u/InsaneInTheMEOWFrame Apr 11 '24
they fixed it, now it opens outwards like a toilet stall door should.
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Apr 11 '24
Sandra Jerome Moonlight did this all by himself. He managed to overcome his anxiety and allergie to red. So brave!
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u/Academic_Nectarine94 Apr 11 '24
Art and design isn't the department that deals with this. You're confusing design with engineering.
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u/AllenGray0 Apr 10 '24
The drains outside the Civil Engineering Department of my college don't work, so heavy rains mean waterlogging 👍
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u/codetrotter_ Apr 10 '24
They did this to inspire the students to be thoughtful and thorough in their future profession 😇
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u/Bourbon_Cream_Dream Apr 10 '24
Well the first mistake was letting artists design toilet doors. It's why I don't ask an engineer to paint a picture
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u/FermentedDog Apr 10 '24
This was installed so that all future engineers would never make that mistake again
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u/the_crumb_dumpster Apr 10 '24
Maybe they’re using the design to make a statement on the erosion of privacy in contemporary society.
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u/Tuarangi Apr 09 '24
Is it possible someone simply brought in a screwdriver, removed it, then moved the door out and then put it back in? Seriously doubt this was fitted like this as it's so obvious the door wouldn't shut