A court hears allegations that a luxury tower block was built with an avoidable flaw that led to a man’s death when a window pane fell from the 25th floor, according to reports. The case concerns a coach driver who is said to have been struck by the falling pane and killed instantly. Prosecutors or claimants argue that the architecture firm involved ignored risks they say were foreseeable, suggesting that design or safety considerations could have prevented the incident. The reporting describes the event as occurring in connection with the building’s external windows, with the falling pane causing the impact on the ground. The court is presented with arguments about whether proper precautions were taken during the design and construction process, including whether hazards related to window stability or containment were adequately addressed. The reports focus on the claim that a “simple” issue in the building’s specifications contributed to the fatality. The architecture firm is accused of failing to account for those risks, and the proceedings are ongoing as the court considers the evidence and arguments.