Search this site:


Categories:

Previous: Mellon investor services signup | Main | Next: Chicken fingers ingredient description

November 22, 2006 12:03 AM

Broken: Embassy Suites exit signs

TwoexitsAdam Bromwich submits a picture taken in Irvine, California:

I recently stayed at an Embassy Suites in Irvine where my wife was taking her California Architect's Board exam. On our floor, we spotted these pretty crazy exit signs in a corner of the hallway.

Simply exchanging them would make sense, since the two exits are equidistant from this corner, but the current configuration is clearly broken.

It was a little ironic that she and hundreds of other architects at the hotel were there to test/be tested on building and safety regulations.

Posted in Signs

Comments:

Haha...this is interesting...

It doesn't make sense to lay these signs out like this, hope your wife and other architects point this one out!

Posted by: chuichi at November 22, 2006 06:10 AM

It was a test -- if your wife failed to mention it to the instructors, she lost out on the extra credit points.

Posted by: henrybowmanaz at November 26, 2006 12:07 AM

Not broken. What it means is:

"In case of emergency, run into this corner and hide."

Posted by: interlard at November 27, 2006 05:41 PM

Comments on this entry are closed



Previous: Mellon investor services signup | Main | Next: Chicken fingers ingredient description

Previous Posts: