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| Keywords: All photos taken at turning junction from main corridor into aisle towards fire escape door. Do you think the current signs with the viewing angle facing the opposite wall is more effective than a sign with a viewing angle that IMMEDIATELY and EFFECTIVELY alert the shoppers at a reasonable distance from the TURNING JUNCTION of the main corridor? If only the technician installing the sign dare to voice his/her concern to the designer or management. Nothing may change to current installation of this mall due to interesting reasons. I am not the mall management or decision maker that works at the mall nor my loved ones would visit me at this mall should fire breaks out. People pay tons of money to insurance company to mitigate the risk of being unable to pay hospital bills and dying a painful death, why not spend a little money to reinstall effective signs? What could future designers learn from this observation to build the malls of competing brands in Australia or other countries? Emporium Melbourne: Home retail australia melbourne retail melbourne australia | ||||
