unimaginative2
Senior Member
I had a look last night and I'm quite impressed. It's definitely an enormous improvement. I just hope they keep it clean. I was intrigued to see that the vitrolite panels still seem to be underneath.
Who knew there was a St. Andre West station. Seriously TTC, hire some competent designers who have at least completed grade 8 art. If it wasn't for that, i'd be pretty happy with the new panels.
Well, colour me corrected! I thought maybe there might have been some lingering Britishness at the TTC in the sixties.Nope.
The TTC needs to learn to stop worrying about big redevelopments and recladding projects in our stations, and actually spend time MAINTAINING WHAT ALREADY EXISTS.
Even washing down the tiles... there's a concept. Otherwise, give St. Andrew and Museum stations another 10 years and they will look like utter crap all over again.
I love you, TTC, but... that is all.
we all know that in 10 years MUSUEM station will look like utter garbage.
The materials used on the statues is rough, and therefore, will trap brake dust like nothing else.
I'm still hoping someone will tell me why we can't have my station wash subway car? I really like the idea, if its impractical I'd like to know why.
I'm extremely happy that they have returned to the classic font but they just need to fix that kerning between the E and W. As a designer myself, that item should have stood out for anyone in their design department. The only problem is that the design dept of the TTC is probably a bunch of non-designers using corel draw.
Is that ceiling panel piece the new ceiling treatment? I wonder if they are going to be painting the roof black to help hide the brake dust.
I've used CorelDraw before though and it's actually a pretty good program!
The EW pair is not supposed to have the same spacing as the other characters.
I think it's called kerning.
They dropped the period in ST GEORGE when they redid some of that signage a few years ago. Also the period has been dropped in all the new street signs; so dropping the period at ST ANDREW is consistent with that ... though it seems unreal that there was actually co-ordination involved ...and what about the period after 'ST'?
They dropped the period in ST GEORGE when they redid some of that signage a few years ago. Also the period has been dropped in all the new street signs; so dropping the period at ST ANDREW is consistent with that ... though it seems unreal that there was actually co-ordination involved ...