Update to the Mall

[Vidal Tripsa]

Slowly but surely, it's coming along. I'm filling the rooms as I go, so the tops of the non-functional towers remain unfinished, and there's a whole third of the mall yet to go. The mall does currently posess a variety of exhibition spaces, a modest lobby, lift and staircases, though. I'm hoping that I may be able to garner some feedback soon, before editing this becomes too complicated.

[Cral Denimore]

I simply can't wait to traverse the pedestrian walkways and explore the structure!

[Vidal Tripsa]

You've a good point there, Cral. In fact, the thought of being a public space did cross my mind on my last walk-through. In light of that I may opt to produce two versions, so long as I can find a raypunk style of window. :)

[Cral Denimore]

Aesthetically, it's quite pleasing. May I ask, is the intent commercial, or public display? I would think vendors who might be renting interior space would prefer a higher degree of visibility, in the case that the property is intended for commercial use.

In other words, the ability of a passerby to see at least a glimpse of the shops inside. In that case, I would suggest that the cylindrical walls of the structures be composed of windows, like the lobby space on the lower right.

On the other hand, if the intent is public space, like a library, or community art gallery, than the structure is quite nice as is, with some simple exterior signage.