Interestingly, this doesn't happen here with the set of double doors here between the Blue Bridge and the Arup 3 corridor. They're a bit odd, though, in that they open both ways, and they're oblique to the traffic flow, like this:
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As such, everyone just pushes the door on their left, because it's so much more convenient than doing anything else. The only trickiness is to avoid clouting anyone with the door when you let go of it.
Incidentally, there are still uses for double doors, such as moving furniture, and having a group of very serious people in dark glasses stride in in parallel.
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----------- | --------++-------- | -----------As such, everyone just pushes the door on their left, because it's so much more convenient than doing anything else. The only trickiness is to avoid clouting anyone with the door when you let go of it.
Incidentally, there are still uses for double doors, such as moving furniture, and having a group of very serious people in dark glasses stride in in parallel.