One of my favorite books to read my kids was a Bernstein Bear episode called "The Bike Lesson." In it, the Dad gets his son a bike, but before he'll let his son ride it, he wants to show him how to do it. . .and every page, he ends up having an accident on the bike. At one point, as his son is rescuing him from a pile of chickens or a swamp with quicksand, the Dad says, "That was a lesson in what NOT to do."
In that jocular spirit, I will post the occasional photo or two that shows what can go awry on a project.
Two today:
First, the Ted Baker store on Grant Avenue in Union Square shows what happens when an architect forgets to factor in the depth of the hardware on an entry door:
In that jocular spirit, I will post the occasional photo or two that shows what can go awry on a project.
Two today:
First, the Ted Baker store on Grant Avenue in Union Square shows what happens when an architect forgets to factor in the depth of the hardware on an entry door:
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