Courthouse's Glass Staircase Clearly Not Designed With Ladies' Skirts In Mind
LatestApple stores have brought plenty of good things, like free internet kiosks and the security that the dude declaring our pricey devices unfixable is a “genius.” However, their futuristic, transparent design (as seen above in a New York store) may have created a monster. Thanks to an effort to emulate Apple’s look, an Ohio courthouse now features a staircase that lets everyone peek up women’s skirts.
The Franklin County Common Pleas Courthouse, which opened Monday, cost $105 million, but apparently no one considered what the view would be like when people walked up the long staircase from the first to the second floor, which features clear glass panels between the steps. Now Judge Julie M. Lynch is warning women to take the elevator. “I wear dresses because that’s my personal choice,” Lynch told 10TV News. “When you stand under the stairwell, you can see right up through them … How can you open a brand new building and not take in consideration half the population?”