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I like the red, but there's some cognitive dissonance here for me.: Terminal E is branded with purple accents (the "logo", wayfinding signage, etc), while B is red.
Or the scupture in front of 7 WTC, which is also in red.Fading over time might not be so bad. I'm thinking of the Porter Square mobile which is a gentle pink now but one which my brain insists on interpreting as red.
Either way, the canopies will remain red at the underside which is what people will see up close.
I usually have no issues with the Customs area, other than it's quite a long walk from E10, especially if one has a disability as I do, but the biggest issue that I have is that the luggage carts used to be free. Now it's 6 USD for them, and half the time the card reader isn't working with my credit card. I have no idea why they don't upgrade these things for contactless. Same with parking... I know I'm not the only one complaining about it based on the gripes I hear in the Terminal E baggage claim.As someone who flew into Terminal E last week, that entry into the city experience is so awful. It would be nice if they put a little attention into the passport control and luggage pick up.
I usually have no issues with the Customs area, other than it's quite a long walk from E10, especially if one has a disability as I do, but the biggest issue that I have is that the luggage carts used to be free. Now it's 6 USD for them, and half the time the card reader isn't working with my credit card. I have no idea why they don't upgrade these things for contactless. Same with parking... I know I'm not the only one complaining about it based on the gripes I hear in the Terminal E baggage claim.
File under "reasonable wayfinding projects"
Solution: either tilt the "Departures" arrow a little bit, or re-center it under the "p" in Departures.
This sign at Logan drives me NUTS because it essentially clarifies NOTHING about what lane you're supposed to be in. It literally is best read as "crash into the impact absorption barrier" to get to Departures:
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Also, the right shoulder is so poorly marked it appears to be the exit lane for Harborside Drive, reinforcing the impression that Departures is immediately to its left. Other solution: hash marks on the shoulder to make it clear where the right lane is.
And so you see people at the last minute changing lanes, even in Streetview:
(click the link below and "on the street in front of you" to follow the blue Subaru as it makes the all-too-common path.
Where it looks for a long way like it is perfectly lined up for "Departures" only to find out that the Departures sign is wrongly mostly above and indicating the Harborside Drive lane.)