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this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2026
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Because it's a building that optimizes people in small rooms in a finite space. Built on a budget that asks for durable plain construction by the lowest bidder. In some cases the same construction firms might very well win contracts to build either.
Why doesn't most office space look like prisons? Office space is general use and can be leased and it's intended to be torn up and modernized every few years.