If you have an open-air corridor at home, learn from architectural practice by building a covered pergola in the corridor. The rainwater cannot enter, keeping the rooms dry. It's convenient and practical to not worry about dirtying the ground in the corridor.
2. We can make a slight modification. The side awning remains unchanged, possibly transparent. If privacy can still be maintained on the lower level, the outside won't be able to see inside. Then, replace the ceiling with clear panels to let in sunlight, making the corridor brighter.
3. These canopy structures resemble sunshades and can be constructed with durable panels. The side panels are available in dark colors to obstruct visibility and can also be frosted, offering a combination of transparency and opacity. The ceiling has a high light transmission rate or high transparency. The canopy's top is designed with a sloping style, where the exterior is lower to facilitate water drainage.
4. The reason for choosing to build the canopy with HIPS sheets is that they come in a variety of colors, possess excellent impact resistance without spontaneous bursting, are not easily broken, and can prevent objects from falling from heights. They also offer better insulation than glass and, with a UV-resistant coating, can last for 20 years. These combined advantages make them a superior choice for canopy construction materials.