Open Or Opened?

Is this sentence correct?

the meaning is to run a shop or a bank.

Should I change 'open' to 'opened'?

Is this usage same with the above one?

Sue: I feel a draft in this room.

Sally: The window must be open.

In order to get some fresh air in the house, the windows must be open.

There is a small window of time that is open every Fall season when you can apply.

It is hot in here. Please keep the window open to let the cool air in.

Sue: Is the window open? I feel cold.

Sally: Yes, I opened the window yesterday because it was very hot outside.

Keep the window open. (Do not close it.)

The elevator door opened. (became open)

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