Tavarin,
@Tavarin@lemmy.ca avatar

Nope, not a nightmare at all.

The hallways are pressurized so one infected person can spread the latest virus to every apartment on the floor,

The opposite actually, since the one infected persons virus stays contained in their unit. We had virtually no spread of Covid in the building during lockdowns, with infected people’s illness staying contained to their unit.

and if there’s a fire, you get to see just how short the ladders are at the local fire department.

The fire department doesn’t need ladders to get up the building, the all concrete construction prevents fires from easily spreading unit to unit. We’ve never had a fire spread from one unit to another in the 13 years I’ve lived here.

in any kind of earthquake the entire building was going to be a death trap

Also false, tall towers can easily be built to be Earthquake proof, just look at Japan, or LA.

Seems you don’t really know anything about the actual construction of tall towers or what it’s like to live in them, and are just going by false convictions.

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