One thing that always intrigued me: are maps supposed to be good for their respective killers?

One thing that always called my attention in this game is how many of the maps have something that favors the power of the killer they are related to lorewise, as if that map was that killer's territory, where their power could be used properly. But this has exceptions and I never saw a confirmation about this being intentional or not. FNAF's map made me think of this again because that huge main building doesn't seem exactly the best place for an axe throwing power.

Like, I know some of these maps are or used to be survivor-sided and, therefore, bad for any killer, but even then they end up having some design choice that favors their respective killer in SOME way.

• Macmillan State used to be much darker, and have more grass, which could make bear trapps harder to spot.
• Coldwind Farm had open spaces in its corn that allowed for the Hillbilly to traverse it more easily (it's good to remember his colision used to be much worse, it was harder to avoid hitting objects).
• Disturbed Ward had that main building in the center with multiple god pallets and a gen at the upper floor. Only the Nurse could get there instantly and completely ignore
• Haddonfield… okay, old Haddonfield was a nightmare for killers, but its houses where good places for Michael to sneak in and get hits or even grabs.
• The Pale Rose and Blackwater Swamp in general have a muddy floor where the Hag's traps are a bit harder to spot.
• Lery's allows survivors to hide more easily… but not from the Doctor, who has multiple ways of finding them through walls. Also, less visibilty makes some confusing madness effects more effective, like survivors who constantly hear your TR not being able to tell if you're close or far by sight either.
• The Game used to feel like a maze where survivors got lost all the time, which inscreased the time they took to reach the Pig's boxes.
• Hawkins has some long straight corridors that are pretty good for Demogorgon pounces.
• Dead Dawg Saloon has balconies the Deathslinger can pull survivors from. Some of them have gens.
• Midwich allows Pyramid Head to block entire corridors with his trail of torment and make them impossible to avoid without crouching.
• RPD's tight passages and corridors made surprise hits from zombies more likely to happen.
• Even Garden of Joy, another awful map for killers, had and still had a good distribution of lockers that allows the Dredge to quickly move to any important part of the map, leaving out only the middle. The main building's gen is a particularly vulnerable spot against Dredge.
• Greenville Square doesn't have many tall loops, so the Unknown can fire his UVX over them.

Again, there are exceptions, some maps don't seem to give the killer any particular advantage, like Eyrie of Crows for the artist, but I can only think of 2 maps and a realm that were terrible for their respective killer's powers on release: Mother's Dwelling, Ormond and Autohaven Wreckers in general. Still, this are few exceptions in comparison to all the rest I mentioned here.

So, is it intentional game design? Or is it coincidence? And is Fazzbear Pizza an exception?