junctionist
Senior Member
Good point. Usually those arrows on wayfinding signs are to tell people to walk a certain direction to get to some area.
The main problem with Dufferin Station, and other stations of the same age or older as well, is the station box. There is only so much one can do within the confines. Its like trying to put in a 14' living room catherdral ceiling in a two story house that has 8' ceiling, and keeping the same bedrooms on the second floor. How much do you want to spend?
Why does everyone hate this reno? Riding the trains through this station is far nicer now as the colour adds a lot to the space.
The "random" placement of the coloured tiles, as someone referred to them above, are essentially photographs from the neighbourhood which have been super-pixelated, so while they are result in a random pattern, they come from the surrounding streets.
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The "random" placement of the coloured tiles, as someone referred to them above, are essentially photographs from the neighbourhood which have been super-pixelated, so while they are result in a random pattern, they come from the surrounding streets.