"Many jobs can not just stop because a designer is not onsite or is not able to be reached. That said, builders need to honor the designer's vision, but again, if there is 'fuzziness' in the drawings or plans, decisions will be made by people that we may not want to make them,” the design expert said.
"We exist in a field that is ever-changing with the introduction of new materials, new construction requirements, and restrictions," Antoniuk told Bored Panda that a builder has to be able to communicate their vision to the contractors and stay on top of changes and novelties in their field of work.
During another interview with us, Antoniuk explained to Bored Panda that good design often relates to ergonomics and “the usability and functionality of the products and services and systems.” Good design is intuitive, deeply sympathetic, empathetic to the user, and emotional. “It is a catalyst for giving us feelings,” the design expert said.
However, he noted that, in his opinion, “far too many people expect poor design that doesn’t really work well.”
For some more awful and hilarious design decisions, take a peek at Bored Panda’s earlier features here, here, and here.
Meanwhile, feel free to drop by the comments and tell us all about the designs in this list that you loved to hate the most. We have our favorites in mind for the top spots, but what are yours?
#28 Toilets For Disabled People Are Located Upstairs In A Restaurant In Stockholm
#33 Tie Dye Socks That Look Like Someone Used Them As Toilet Paper
#37 The Handle Of This Pan Is Heavier Than The Pan Itself, Making It Fall Over Immediately
#39 Hotel Room Light Switch Hidden Behind Pillows, So You Wake Up Inexplicably In The Middle Of The Night
