Since ancient times, buildings have been the place where people were sheltering. More recently, with the industrial revolution, buildings were given various uses. In addition to housing, they became warehouses, workshops, factories and institutions. But, over time, the primary utility, the shelter has not been lost, even though they shelter industrial facilities and people alike. Under certain circumstances, however, the sanctuary, the shelter, can become a deadly trap. In complex buildings, the refraction and reflection of waves can cause stationary waves and resonance effects. Resonance is a very large amplification of waves in certain portions. Old or even new buildings can form extremely hazardous areas from the point of view of microwave contamination.
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