That’s for shielding direct sun rays especially in high humid areas i.e Mombasa. They help a lot due as you won’t fill the heat compared to normal windows which do get heated and a times break, it can also be for aesthetic purpose.Small windows are washrooms so no need for the shield #myopinion
yaani joto haiwezi jaa kwa nyumba?
yes, have a look at this. It minimizes rather
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:rolleyes::rolleyes: Just because you do not understand something doesn’t necessarily mean its incorrectly done
Nani hapa amebuy hizi offplan houses along Kenyatta road?
back in the days prisons ndio ilikua kusema
Banda homes is experiencing cash flow problems projects zimekwama … unfortunately inonekana watu watalilia kwa choo.
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i thought so too, until I noticed the orientation of the Sun and the shadow casts on the building… totally off for a sunshade device…
But that, in my opinion, is less scary than the columns (pillars) that dont seem vertically aligned from one floor to the next…
It is actually incorrectly done… a lot.