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Flooding in the Condo

Dec222014
Elements

Swimming on every floor?

While spending time with my grandmother in her condo today I overheard a very loud commotion outside. I went outside the corridor to see what happened when I saw water flooding from the stairwell. I quickly inspected to see what happened and what I discovered was a horrible design.

The stairwell was already full of stucco that had fallen off of the wet ceilings from all the water damage. As water kept pouring down the staircase it slowly progressed to the floor. Changing grey light carpet to a darker shades, slowly progressing soaking the carpets with water.

When we think of some designs we think of food and bad designs, this happen to be a bad design that destroyed the carpets. But it was almost similar to brainstorming. We first think of ideas, the majority of ideas are bad, through time better ideas slowly come forth. So even though this design destroyed the carpet in her place, it brought a new design because now new carpets will be put down….and that could be a design everyone will love.

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Category: ElementsDecember 22, 2014
Tags: CondoFloodWater
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