Schools and houses usually only have one layer of rooms to enter after entering the buildingApartments would have a main door, apartment door, and a bathroom door so the bath is nested twiceBut is there any building with an absurd number of rooms nested? I once lived in a dormitory high rise with my own lockable room and two other rooms as a 'suite' with a lockable door containing us; there were six suites on each floor accessible via elevator or stairwell, so two more doors, then the main building door would make that dorm room nested four timesDoes anyone have an example of far more?
Why are you asking this on Answers? If you REALLY want an answer then you will need to contact an ARCHITECTURAL firm because the plans will have to be approved by the State What are you smoking?
our house?? entry door thur hall door into living room door to kitchen door then up the stair with door top and bottom to bed room one's door, that bed room you have to go thru to get to bedroom twos door, and that one you have to go thru to get to bedroom threes door, then into the closet door so if i under stand your counting process that last bedroom closet would be nested eight times? did i get it right? each door is the next nest - starting from the entry then you have to open seven doors to get to the last closet door which makes eight old house are great that way
