Bob, anything goes generally...all you mentioned are done on real bldings.
As far as skylights, paintig with a white translucent type paint served to
ditribute light more evenly and cut down on the "burn" and color fading
properties of full sunlight. Most of the time this glass was also wire safety
glass, with a criss-cross pattern. Some of the things like size location and
type of openings in buildings are determined by: building structure
(Columns/piers/floors etc.), local building codes/areas where built and the
"architectural" design (if any).Fier escapes can take on many forms and be
stacked,staggered,random...etc.
Peter Loeb, Archtect -retired, registerd previously in Texas and Colorado
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