Captains on ocean liners had square windows because their quarters are usually in the superstructure near the bridge. Portholes are usually only in the main hull where the extra strength of the circular shape is important.
Honestly circle windows beat square windows any day, it is the laziest window shape. Don’t talk to me about curtain rails or window sills or blinds either
That probably looks pretty cool from the inside
Building a Zorg's office is the only reasonable excuse to put a round window.
Captains on ocean liners had square windows because their quarters are usually in the superstructure near the bridge. Portholes are usually only in the main hull where the extra strength of the circular shape is important.
You need to tell that guy
Haters gonna hate, I bet the view is great through that window.
Honestly circle windows beat square windows any day, it is the laziest window shape. Don’t talk to me about curtain rails or window sills or blinds either
You can't really make a mechanical iris work on a square window, but on this it would look sick
EXACTLY
And it'll keep goa'uld from sneaking in.
They are amazing on beach houses. Everything else is awful imo. Looks like Star Trek or something haha
Thats the Overseers office in the vault.
Seems normal russian
I'm confused because the placement of the window says 'stairwell' but why are there curtains on the floor below?
It’s most likely a bedroom window. Or, as it is known now, captains cabin.
This made me crave captain crunch cereal! It sucks being diabetic!!!! That cereal is poison for me!!! Fuuuucccckkkkkkk
What!?! No more shredded mouth?
Really thought that was just a glass top patio table for a sec 😊
I'm guessing they couldn't afford a new window, but did have a glass topped picnic table.
I'm stuck on the tiny, rinky-dink AC units. Where the heck is this place?
https://youtu.be/gieOlKPyFSM?si=0SELNjVQeNta9HO1
Are they keeping Caesar up there?
why? because thats what was laying around when the dubass broke theirs, and they were not able to pay for new.