Jack and Jill Bathroom Doors Require Space

Well thought home plans can be found everywhere you look. So why is it that the architect(s) that drew up the floor plans for this jack & jill bathroom decided it was a good idea not to include enough elbow room and not enough room for both doors to be open simultaneously without touching one another.

Oversight...maybe...but that doesn't excuse the execution of the plan to its' completion without making a change of some sort. One solution for the doors in the photos you see might be lockable pocket doors, but that would require more foresight now wouldn't it. Does anyone have any other ideas for this jack and jill door problem?

I'd be willing to bet that the architect for this home has a better floor plan in his/her own personal home. I won't mention the architectural firm but it is a well-known company that I mentioned in a recent post only in a totally different neighborhood. I'll leave it at that.