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Designers Who Should Go To Hell For Their Ideas – Part 5

Here are some awful designers who should go to hell for their terrible ideas! 😡 Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n-ClyrY7is Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0FCmB-s0hE Part 3: https://youtu.be/W4-iD4Z8Ojg Part 4: https://youtu.be/r4Ag1p_GISk Suggest a topic here to be turned into a video: http://bit.ly/2kwqhuh Subscribe for more! ► https://goo.gl/pgcoq1 ◄ Stay updated ► https://goo.gl/JyGcTt https://goo.gl/5c8dzr ◄ For copyright queries or general inquiries please get in touch: hello@beamazed.com Legal Stuff. Unless otherwise created by BeAmazed, licenses have been obtained for images/footage in the video from the following sources: https://pastebin.com/sDha7AGa

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modern designs should be aesthetically pleasing practical functional or none of these things depending on how much you hate humanity from playgrounds that have clearly been designed by people who despise children to toilets with very very threatening auras nowhere is safe from the blight of bad design with that let's take a look at even more designers who need to go straight to hell for their ideas have you ever bought a product with one of those little plastic windows in the packaging that give
s you a glimpse of what's inside allows you to see exactly what you're buying doesn't it makes you trust the product inside right well not always as one poor kid discovered they received shimmer and sparkles really big shamballa bracelet set for their birthday but when they pulled the plastic tray out from the box they were greeted with this how misleading is the size of this plastic tray and box compared to the pitiful amount of beads it actually contains now i didn't think any designer in thei
r right mind would be this heartless and so i figured it must be photoshopped but no other listings of this kit online show the exact same waste of plastic with a design that deceptive i think this company might need to change their name to shammur and sparkle now i can just about forgive the crimes designers commit against regular products but i can't forgive those who mess with my perception of food through its packaging for example take a look at this delicious kobe beef steak kobe beef is fr
om kobe japan and is one of the highest quality beefs out there with an average steak costing roughly 200 but this stake was less than 30 according to reddit poster rawgi hmm i wonder why oh oh i see they just used the packaging sleeve to hide the empty section making it look like this was way more than there actually was so it seems like a bargain until you get home and slide that sleeve off to reveal all the disappointment waiting beneath i bet it's never even been to kobe either when it comes
to food i always know where i stand with the cream cheese and salad bagel or at least i thought i did after seeing this i'm no longer sure from one angle it looks full of filling but whoever made it just stuffed one side to make it seem like a fulfilling meal i thought i had trust issues before but now considering i can't go right with meat or dairy maybe i should go vegan this vegan mince seems like the real deal it even promises an incredible hack or maybe that's just referring to the packagi
ng considering this is how much mince you actually get you might be thinking it's just been squished down nope the wax paper underneath reveals this is exactly how much mince you are meant to get like vegan food wasn't enough of a joke already speaking of jokes if you want more content that'll keep you entertained and informed be sure to hit those like and subscribe buttons down below alright shameless self plug over what design crime have we got next our society isn't great at adapting to the n
eeds of those with disabilities and before you start arguing down in the comments feast your eyes on this incredible design fail this is tactile paving designed to help guide those with visual impairments to the road except the paths unhelpfully interrupted by a massive bench forget being designed to help the disabled this path seems to have been designed to give someone a disability as has this one apparently this is meant to be some sort of wheelchair ramp but i don't believe that for an insta
nt first this thing is so steep it'd be impossible to control your speed on the way down and second it's a good foot off the ground at the end meaning anyone wheeling down here would be flung straight into that wall so either this has a totally different purpose or it's been made for some extreme wheelchairing while that last image might have made the stairs look like a safe option these stairs look like they lead straight to hell the patterns make it impossible to see where one step stops and t
he next one starts i think i'll take my chances on the wheelchair ramp of certain death thanks a bathroom should be a relaxing space where you can get on with your business in peace this was not a thought shared by whoever designed the stalls of these toilets however why have the doors been installed so high up that they give a full view of anyone sitting down on the john what was the thought process here now i know american toilet cubicles have absurdly wide gaps built into them to make mopping
the floor easier and to discourage people from doing naughty things in there but with a gap this high why bother attaching the door at all although it could always be worse over at the roe claw university of science and technology this designer decided that the entire outside world needed not only a view but also a seat for the bathroom show for such a prestigious university you'd think they'd have designed their toilets a little smarter or less pervy at the very least but no matter how freaky
public bathrooms may be they'll never compare to the weirdness you'll find inside some homes like whatever's going on here reddit user lz8 was viewing a house when they spotted this god-awful excuse for an ensuite bathroom whoever built it clearly didn't assume privacy would ever be an issue or creepiness imagine taking a shower while someone else was using the toilet i prefer to keep a little mystery in my relationships thank you very much while private bathroom design can be bad the men among
us know that public urinal design can get so much worse case in point this nightmare apparently this is someone's freshly remodeled work bathroom i really hope there were more than just two urinals there otherwise two desperate work buddies might end up cheek to cheek trying not to cross the streams for all the ladies out there who might not understand trust me when i say this is way too close for comfort okay that last design might have just been a slight oversight but it's hard to see how the
design of this urinal was ever approved for use the parts of the bowl protecting our shoes from drips have been removed it's been designed like this to encourage men to get closer to the bowl so that the drips don't go everywhere okay that's pretty logical thinking but then surely anyone using it just gets a lot of splash back so instead of getting p on the floor you get p all over your legs brilliant i hate it but the best worst toilet designs of all are those built on major misjudgments like t
his it's not entirely clear what the line of thinking was here maybe this cubicle was too tiny to put the toilet against the wall maybe the waste hole in the floor had already been cut out and the plumber forgot to account for the size of the cistern well whatever it was simply cutting two huge holes into the wall is some serious redneck engineering i mean the water and moisture leaking into the walls is gonna make this one massive mold farm in just a few months well that was clearly a crap idea
and somehow that's not even the worst of these tragic toilet designs back in 2017 the salute vedunas gymnasium in lithuania released these photos of its new toilet facilities safe to say the internet freaked out no partitions no privacy and worst of all no toilet roll what the heck did this gymnasium expect its patrons to do lock eyes with the people on the bulls opposite them as they gingerly take off a sock thankfully no these toilets had just been installed and were waiting on their water to
be connected and their stalls to be built around them lucky for lithuania elsewhere in the world simple oversights can lead to some seriously awkward urinal designs this urinal has been rotated 90 degrees to the other two on either side of it for some reason so whoever's brave enough to use it isn't just showing off their junk to the world from the side they're also peeking over into their neighbor's stall that's pretty pervy no matter how you look at it for all the public restroom designs that
make you uncomfortable there are a few private ones that are downright cursed over in mexico hernandez silva architects designed a penthouse perched on top of an old colonial building which had a huge 15 story lift shaft built into it most normal architects would have bricked it up or maybe converted it into a storage space but this studio decided to build a bathroom over it and insert a glass floor anyone on the porcelain throne would have been faced with a 150 foot drop straight down well it'
d scare the sh out of you that's for sure as bad as toilet designs can be basins can be even worse over in england one office decided that their bathroom sinks didn't need to be big and so made what looks like child-sized basins for their adult employees what is this a sink for ants or maybe that guy just has really really big hands what do you think let me know down in the comments a weirdly small sink isn't the worst issue you could have in a public bathroom though you could walk into a toilet
and be confronted with this i really really wish i had an answer for why someone thought this was an okay thing to create but i don't all i can say is no matter how bad the mess you make in that bathroom is it'll never be worth washing your hands in that sink while that last sink was overtly terrible and this one makes me itch for a different reason why would someone build a cabinet at that angle so that it pokes out in the middle of the room perhaps this is my need for neatness shining through
but i hate that it isn't built against the wall like the rest of them when this was posted to reddit a kitchen designer commented that this person likely bought a dishwasher without checking the size of it and tried to jam it in there after realizing it didn't fit and that remodeling the cabinets would be pricey they just stuck it in at an angle and pretended like nothing was wrong well i'm sorry to say that it was wrong so wrong maybe even the worst wait no that's not the worst because this ex
ists okay stay with me so that it feels less like i'm having a stroke but i think the reason someone did this is because of a water supply issue in order to get a washing machine to work it has to be connected to a water supply and drainage pipe however if you have limited water supply points in your property but still really want a washing machine you have to compromise and so that i'm guessing is why this person has a washing machine linked to their bathroom that now lives in their wall on the
plus side their house now has a vibrate mode now you'd assume playgrounds would be pretty easy to design just throw in a few monkey bars slides and teeter-totters and you're good to go unless you've hired a total psychopath to build your playground in which case you get slides like this i feel so sorry for every little boy that tried this derpy slide out ouch why wouldn't you just stick with a normal slide that has sides you know something like actually i take it back that's not a slide it's a
death drop you can just about see from the lines of paint on the legs that it has been pulled out of the ground if those were in the ground i imagine the slide itself would be at a more reasonable angle so it would look less like a death trap this on the other hand is hard to justify no matter how i look at it it looks like it was designed to be a straight 90 degree drop a playground ride called baby's first head injury maybe well even if that kid did bump their noggin playing on that slide it'd
be better than the headache they'd get from looking at this thing it looks like mr banana here really shouldn't be allowed within 100 feet of any public playground thanks to that wildly inappropriate slide placement but it could always be worse thanks to the power of photoshop oh god no even thinks of these things a cheese grater slide i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy let alone a kid and while it doesn't actually exist it's almost better than playground features that do exist like this ok
ay maybe i went to different playgrounds than everyone else when i was a kid but i have no idea what this is meant to be is it a really weird bench part of some strange game a cry for help what am i looking at here please someone anyone tell me what this is down in the comments below as bad as that bizarre bench thing is though it's not as suggestive as this poor bounce house pirate seems he's suffering from a little cutless dysfunction if you know what i mean he's not getting enough air into hi
s blow-up sword and he really couldn't be holding it in a worse place could he working out is a great way to improve your fitness change your body shape and get ripped you know what it can't do change your race although that didn't stop an old business called fast fitness over in australia from advertising that it can there was either a monumental miscommunication between this gym and the advertising agency or this is the before versus after transformation of the century science says that people
with more symmetrical faces are considered more attractive compared to those like me who are unsymmetrical i'm sure there's some truth to that but when you're confronted with it on a shop display like this it's hilariously unnerving fortunately this is just a mirror image of one side of this model's face not a man's attempt to create the perfect woman gone wrong imagine seeing this weirdly wide face on the side of these shelves assuming it was just a design flaw before turning around and seeing
a woman with this exact face standing next to you holy cow never needed to lock your door to get a little privacy well be thankful you don't live in this house despite not having one but two locks the mastermind who installed these locks failed to consider that this is a sliding door yep no privacy to be found here unless this family paid for someone to install the illusion of privacy in which case money well spent is there anything more frustrating than when products come in redundant packagin
g like when amazon delivers what you ordered in a box 100 times the size of the product or when you buy something that turns out to be mostly empty it's just been made to seem like there'll be much more product inside well one of our amazing viewers james inns might have found the worst example of them all he sent me through this photo of some medication he has to take the only thing is it's one pill that comes with not one not two but four different layers of packaging what's so wrong with the
blister pack why does each pill have to be individually packaged and protected like this i know children that don't receive as many layers of protection as these pills do is there a super important medical reason for this that i don't know about let me know down in the comments as wasteful as that pill packaging was i think i might have found something even worse this is supposed to be a pot of eyeliner but the amount of eyeliner that's actually in here is that coin-sized divot that barely makes
up one-third of the tub while having a bigger pot helps people keep hold of it why wouldn't the company just fill the whole pot with eyeliner instead of wasting all that space why does this make me so mad i don't even wear eyeliner at least not on weekdays speaking of eyeliner the big black eyes and adorable features of the panda makes it a perfect animal to turn into a variety of merchandise but when this person bought some fun-looking panda candy they were left tasting disappointment which de
signer thought only printing a panda on the see-through packaging was a good idea without it there's literally no way to tell this was ever meant to be a panda pop i guess this designer was sick of pandaing to consumers have you ever picked something up and used it before realizing it was something else yeah i've ended up with shaving cream in my pits rather than deodorant more times than i can count not the end of the world but picking this up thinking it was a tasty beverage and trying to drin
k it definitely would be even though the color and name makes it look like a delicious orange drink this is actually floor cleaner ah yes the forbidden orange juice now with the added taste of bleach to become a licensed architect you need to take several exams and have a hard-earned degree under your belt so you'd expect most architects to be pretty smart right well maybe the one who designed this house in indianapolis was just having a bad day they designed it to have two sets of double doors
at the front pretty odd choice but necessary seeing how one of them is blocked off entirely by a huge set of stairs what i wouldn't give to see the look on the architect's face when they realized what they'd done kind of makes you wonder what else might be wrong with this place still that's not as bad as some of the designs you find in public buildings this school managed to install a fan in the ceiling without realizing the blades were hilariously obstructed maybe that's not actually a fan mayb
e it's the school's self-destruct device with the push of a button the fan tears through those support beams and brings down the whole school hey problem solved we can only hope that the same sort of self-destruct mechanism is in place at this mall otherwise i might tear it apart brick by brick myself why on god's green earth would you install a row of lights like that was it so hard to space them evenly and make them line up the part of me that likes neat tidy lines is screaming incoherently de
ep down in my soul while that lighting design was nothing but chaos at least an attempt at effort was made here there are still public buildings like schools and libraries that have wall clocks hooked up to their mains system great if you often forget to change the batteries horrible if something needs to be inserted in front of them like a whacking great pole whoever spent their time painting over that pole and adding in the clock numbers has more patience and understanding than i ever will i w
onder if the person who created those unmovable clocks also decided just not to move this sign found inside the minneapolis-st paul international airport it seems a little temporary building work and an entirely immovable sign led to this incredible compromise i'd like to assume that people are smart enough to figure out what the sign says but i imagine airport staff get asked for directions a lot while this sign isn't in full view and while we're on the topic of airports have you ever booked a
window seat on a plane only to be greeted with a noticeable lack of window well if you didn't know already booking a window seat doesn't guarantee you'll get a window if you're flying economy you should know your part of the plane has been designed to fit the most people in per flight possible this allows the airlines to make the most money possible as such aircrafts have been refitted and modified over the years to fit more rows of seats in so their windows don't always line up with the rows of
seats inside looks like i'll be booking aisle seats from here on have you ever been so hot in a room that you've thrown all the windows open well while you enjoy your breeze spare a thought for the poor guy who had these two windows installed in his home closed they look fine but only one can ever open at a time thanks to the way they've been placed what a pain get it windowpane yeah you can't hate me more than i already hate myself at this point almost everyone alive knows what this is a later
al flow test after swabbing your nostrils and tonsils you dunk your swab into some sterile solution pop a few drops on this thing and within a couple of minutes you know if you've got the dreaded covid 19. one line good two lines bad you all know the drill but have you ever wondered what lies beyond the plastic casing because opening it up is pretty surprising there's just one teeny tiny strip of paper in all that plastic considering that billions of these tests have been taken all around the wo
rld and that only negative ones can be recycled that's a massive waste of plastic isn't it despite looking like a big middle finger to the environment these tests have actually been very purposefully designed the strip works best when laid level the results can be easily interpreted the drops always land in a specific location and it's large enough so that even those who are old or have disabilities can handle them with ease pretty ingenious to think a product has been designed with so many fact
ors in mind even if the environment does hate us for it which of these designers did you think deserves to suffer for their crimes against common sense and have you witnessed any design crimes of your own let me know down in the comments below and as always thanks for watching

Comments

@maryscott9430

The medication with 4 packages.. thats maxalt. Its an orally dissolving migraine med that can seriously raise blood pressure. They packsge like that to keep all moisture out, and decrease the risk of someone accidentally getting dosed with it.

@immortaldmc4500

"You can't hate me more than I already hate myself" bro are you good? Definitely enjoying the content.

@debrariccio-dc2sj

This narrator is the best I've ever heard. Not only is he a real human, he's funny as hell!

@jeffjeannette9364

The "wheelchair ramp" may have been a fire slide. We had one at my old high school, and frankly I am surprised it isn't widely used. A slide is a hell of a lot quicker than stairs, and not as precarious or anxiety inducing as a ladder.

@ravenslytherin6675

14:30 in my country there is a game where the players need to position themselves like this and in turns, "the jumper" needs to come running from behind and jump over how many kids he could in one jump, also doing a "special move" while in the air. This looks like a solitaire version of the game for those kids that nobody likes and have no friends. But if I remember correctly, we used to jump over 3-4 kids, this line looks awfully short. Probably so that the kid that uses it doesn't realize how many friends he is supposed to have.

@davidgavranic5044

13:24 that slide was obviously bent, you can see the plastic side broke, that was not the intended design.

@Cosmic_Fury

The design referenced near 10:44 is likely very deliberate. I've seen employers deliberately design the restrooms to be uncomfortable for employees to hide away in. For instance, the toilets may be very uncomfortable to sit on for more than a few brief seconds. Or, the sink is very frustrating to use, so that employees don't want to use that bathroom at all because of how badly it's designed. Some go so far as to be uncomfortable for CUSTOMERS to use because the owner doesn't like the concept of a mess being made everywhere, or they want the customers to get in, do their business, and leave the establishment as quickly as they can.

@19TheFallen

Just the thought of using that bathroom with a glass floor built into the shaft had me terrified! I'm scared of heights, and all I can say is there's no WAY you'd get me to use it!

@ex-navyspook

As someone who used to deliver pizzas and has seen some of the...messed up...MODERN buildings people live in, I think architects should have to try to move a couch (not a loveseat), a full-sized dresser, or a queen mattress onto the third or fourth floor of any building they design, ESPECIALLY if there's no elevator!

@RiffRaffMama.

The medication at 17:05 is packaged like that for a good reason. It is a wafer that is designed to dissolve on your tongue instantly, so it needs to be heavily protected from moisture, including moisture in the air or it will be unusable. The blue container is designed to not only protect the smaller packets from being crushed or damaged, but it is designed to be difficult for children to gain access to as it is a dangerous medication that can be rapidly fatal in children. Also, there are 6 tablets in the box, which can clearly be seen by the fact it says "6" on the box. Nothing particularly stupid about this design. It's about as good as it can get given the strict storage limitations.

@Ch17638

6:20 When I got married my wife booked accommodation at a 5-star honeymoon suite it had beautiful expensive carpets, tiling, a high roof, and all the finishing... It also had this complete open-on-suite concept, with a toilet 4 steps from the actual bed, no curtains no door. For a couple who never lived together before marrying this was horrifying, luckily we were able to use a staff bathroom 3 flights of stairs down.

@lynemac2539

I believe the eyeliner situation is because if you put much more in, it would last long enough that it would need to be refrigerated to prevent stuff growing in it. (I had a roommate who used a lot of mascara and eyeliner)

@TheGruffchickJournal

17:28 From L to R: the large pharmacy dispensary box --> the plastic patient box used to keep all the doses together --> the aluminum pouch that you can stuff in a pocket or purse --> and the blister containing a tablet that can be accidentally dissolved by damp air or hands so it's important to leave the damn blister in the aluminum pouch until ready to use. 😄Rizatriptan is only taken when the physical need necessitates it, so those pouches haunt purses and pockets way, way too long.

@leighlyle2304

Many years ago I passed through a town in France. We stopped into a small restaurant for a bite to eat, and immediately in front of the entrance into the restaurant, was a cubicle with saloon style swing doors. This was the unisex toilet. This cubicle was actually inside the restaurant so, when I had to use it, I was acutely aware of the eyes that were on me (and my legs) at the time. Humiliation doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt at the time!

@simonmaverick9201

The product at 17:00 is a drug used to treat migraine attacks. People often only need one tablet and to facilitate the patient taking one tablet out with them, they are placed in individual wrappers. The medicine is designed to dissolve quickly in the mouth so they are very sensitive to moisture. I know it looks crazy but, there is a good and helpful reason they are packed this way.

@johnathansaegal3156

13:27 ... the slide was a normal slide when first installed. It simply relied on the thin wooden slats of the sides to give it support. You can see the break in the wood where someone too heavy rode down and broke the so-called supporting slats causing the slide to buckle in the middle. At least one person left that slide with a very sore tailbone.

@roselopez7617

16:38 About 2 or 3 years ago, I got a package for a box about 10 x 17 x 17 in cm of feminine necessities, but when I opened the package, it was encased in 20 feet of bubble wrap. My sister even managed to wrap my whole body in it. It was a very memorable experience and my sister and I went around my house showing off my new bubble wrap clothes to my family members

@nanditadileepan9618

I really do wonder, how many designers hate the people they're making the products for. We are on part 5 of this series people PART 5!! Edit : I can't belive I have 100 likes tysm people :).

@cyn37211

I’ve had maxalt, it really does come packaged like that. It needs to be dry, but it’s taking it a bit far. I also take Zofran sublinguals, which come in blister packs. I’ve had them go through the laundry in my pockets, and still be dry. I like the bathroom over the elevator shaft, though I think mainly because I’ve seen it before and had time to get used to it.

@jenniferbechtold4536

You really show in this one how terrible people can be when making both restrooms and playgrounds😢.