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| Keywords: William Angliss Institute | Specialist Centre for Foods, Tourism You do not want to be the passing by pedestrian when the waste water starts to flow out unexpectedly as you walk pass the building. Imagine that you are the pedestrian and you got wet from the sudden flow of waste water on you; how would you feel? If you are a tourist and you got hit by the waste water, how would you feel about your travel experience to Australia? Would you tell your unhappy experience to others and thus reducing tourism dollars to Australia? What could Architects and Designers learn from this design for the building of future buildings? Nothing would change due to interesting politically correct reasons, but i hope that student Architects and Designers could learn from this observation. Better future city designs are needed for the future of our children. Would a low cost piping that direct the waste water from the top of the building to the drainage be too expensive to install? Would it be possible that my exams and test papers would be marked much more strictly, i would fail my subjects and get kicked out of William Angliss because of my feedbacks for the improvement of society in order to build a better future and environment for our children? If i know this, why do i keep sending feedback? retail melbourne australia | ||||
