Posted on 10/29/2021 5:33:39 PM PDT by algore
I had to use the restroom so he directed me to the public bathroom on his floor. I’m standing at the urinal, doing my business, when a shower stall door opens, just a short distance away, out walks a 20 something young woman, towel wrapped around her and a second towel being used on her wet hair.
It was totally unexpected.
Those 'dorms' are not dorms in the sense of a free America. Those 'dorms' are CCP re-education housing in China Biden's vision of the future, with one bedroom next to the door and apart from the other bedrooms for security (bedroom of the 'trusty').
The windowless cells all access one bathroom. Re-education occurs at the table in the center. There is no interest in the mental health aspects of light and air in the 'student' cells - in particular, these are intentionally withheld to break them psychologically.
Note the authoritarian, unyielding installation of the prison style cell block without regard for public response - it sounds just like Fauci rolling out the CCP's plans for 'vaccinations'.
“The design was described as 100% complete, approval was not requested, no vote was taken, and no further submittals are intended or required,” he said. “Yet in the nearly fifteen years I served as a consulting architect to the DRC, no project was brought before the committee that is larger, more transformational, and potentially more destructive to the campus as a place than Munger Hall.” This kind of outlandish proposal is exactly why the committee exists, he said.
It's a prison, if you look at the cells and note their are only two entrance/exist for all those WINDOWLESS cells. So 4500 people are expected to exit out two doors in the event of a fire? Prison.
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"Currently, he said, the largest single dormitory in the world is Bancroft Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy, which houses 4,000 students and is composed of multiple wings wrapped around numerous courtyards with over 25 entrances.
Munger Hall, in comparison, is a single block housing 4,500 students with two entrances,” McFadden said, and would qualify as the eighth densest neighborhood on the planet, falling just short of Dhaka, Bangladesh. It would be able to house Princeton University’s entire undergraduate population, or all five Claremont Colleges. “The project is essentially the student life portion of a mid-sized university campus in a box,” he said.
While most of us are to be 'culled', Biden's CCP paradise requires workers, and workers will have to be taught the ways of slavery.
I was thinking welcome to the Borg but the Matrix crop-farming is about the same difference.
Wow, what a perfect analogy!
Having spent several years in dorms, I NEVER let my kids go away to college. Simply too many distractions in dorms, and now far too many risks (like a chick you never knew claiming date rape in your senior year).
They went local, and at one point, it made sense to move closer to the 4-year school so that they could stay at home.
A lot more room and private space than I got in the enlisted barracks...
Our son lived in a very similar designed dorm. The sleeping rooms did have small windows but were too small to accommodate anything but a bed and a tiny desk. The sleeping rooms were too small for the minimum legal size of jail cells. The dorm was subsequently demolished.
This design is a virtual prison. Even those inmates in the Super Max federal prison in Colorado have larget living spaces and small slit windows. I also fail to see how this design could possibly meet fire codes.
He’s probably more upset his firm isn’t going to get a huge design fee.
Actually, there are laws about the size of prison cells and the amount of natural lighting available to them.
College dorms, not so much.
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And one toilet? That’s more than disturbing. Prison cells all have a toilet and you can make pruno.
To REALLY coax them out of their cells, just set up a keg.
Not all cells have their own toilets. Medium security prisons sometimes have communal restrooms/showers. Maximum security? Absolutely.
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There are no windows underground.
I mostly worked with high security. Good point though. So UCSB has designed a funky no windows medium security prison in one of the more picturesque coastlines in central California.
It’s a LOT of money for such dire quarters. If I were an architect and saw those plans I’d walk.
You Dog that was fun!!
What an atrocity.
A kennel would be a better deal, as would a jail cell.
There is no area to be comfortable.
That table with those chairs is not a place to relax.
It looks more like a death trap that anything. What source of ventilation does it have and what happens in a power outage.
Or earthquake?
I’ll bet he doesn’t live like that.
Yeah, I don’t blame the guy. The design is dehumanizing
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This thing is the stuff of nightmares! When I saw this on Twitter yesterday, I first thought that it was the Babylon Bee, but then saw Munger’s name attached to it, and realized it’s a real.
They’re going to build it. In Santa Barbara. On the central coast of California, one of the most beautiful places in the world, with one of the mildest climates. Total travesty!
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