Funan Mall worst carpark design?

[abbby]

Hopeless designers who can design slippery and dangerous car parks..

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapo ... in-4337311

[PNGMK]

Is this the one that has a weird underground passage across to another underground car park below Peninsular on Coleman?

[Lisafuller]

Hopeless designers who can design slippery and dangerous car parks..

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapo ... in-4337311

Think it has to do with the layer of paint on the ground. Still better than some HDB carparks that are entirely too narrow.

[Lisafuller]

Is this the one that has a weird underground passage across to another underground car park below Peninsular on Coleman?

I believe they used to be connected many years ago before Funan renovated and rebranded. Not sure if it's still the case.

[Strong Eagle]

Is this the old Funan IT mall?

[abbby]

Yup the old Funan IT mall

Not sure about the underground passage cos that's a place I hardly visit after being able to buy most stuff online...But I did remember visiting there quite often more than 10 years ago..

Visited Sim Lim Square recently and the vibes also has changed crowds had thinned compared to 10 years ago and many shops were closed.

[Lisafuller]

Is this the old Funan IT mall?

Yup, but underwent extensive renovation a couple years ago and is now pretty popular among the youths. My daughter dragged me there when little Caesar's first opened. Not the best pizza, but for the price it can't be beat.

[Lisafuller]

Yup the old Funan IT mall

Not sure about the underground passage cos that's a place I hardly visit after being able to buy most stuff online...But I did remember visiting there quite often more than 10 years ago..

Visited Sim Lim Square recently and the vibes also has changed crowds had thinned compared to 10 years ago and many shops were closed.

Haven't been to Sim Lim in a long time, that place traumatized me. Some of the shopkeepers were really dishonest. Vultures.

[Rickelton]

Yeah, the old Funan IT Mall brings back memories. I'm not too sure about the underground passage since I haven’t visited that area much in recent years—especially now that most things can be bought online. But I do remember going there quite frequently over a decade ago. I recently dropped by Sim Lim Square too, and the atmosphere has definitely changed—fewer crowds and many shops have shut down.

You can probably spot some of these changes reflected in the https://www.singaporemalls.com/funan-mall/ as well.