Ramp Turned Rollercoaster

How can we talk about people who are the problem without calling out whoever designed this impossible-looking structure? Handicapable folks who rely on wheelchairs and other mobility devices to move have long been sidelined during the construction of residential and commercial buildings.

Still, some efforts have been made to consider their plight and create accessible pathways that wouldn’t hinder them. Research has confirmed that wheelchair ramps have been around since 525 BC in Ancient China and the years have only improved that original design. There are no words to describe this annoying feat of architecture. One might almost believe they were trying to build a rollercoaster instead of a ramp.

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