Oh, that I can see. But with a lack of ventilation ... what if a small child was to wander in with the door open. There's so little traffic through there on a sunny day (it's far easier to walk outside), the child would be dead pretty quickly.
While fire doors are a requirement of fire regulations, I don't think that the regs require that the be closed all the time. I think the regs allow for systems where the doors are powered open, but automatically close as soon as the power is cut, or the fire alarm goes off. Of course this costs a lot more money.
I'm not an expert though ... I only start delving through the regulations when it becomes relevant to ongoing office upgrades.