Adam Morris
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Augusta Mall
This mall is about typical of any mall you have ever been to. I couldn't say their is anything special that stands it apart from others.
What I will day is the the mall itself is always clean and the bathrooms are kept clean ans in good order, which is saying something compared to other malls I have been to. It has your typical selection of stores targeted towards the more affluent shoppers but also your main stays that draw everyone lole Spencer's and hot topic. The food court has a lot of great options for some really good food, including a sushi option, which I don't see in many malls. It also has plenty of room on the first and second floors for walking laps if you're looking to help stay in shape or start getting back into shape.
There are a couple of downfalls that I feel this mall could address to make the experience better. One is the insulation of the ceiling, especially around the glass sky lights over the food court. The rest of the second floor isn't bad but the areas around the food court with its extensive glass sky lights can get very warm because it really doesn't have much insulation for the roof in the area and the AC pumping to that area in the height of the Georgia summer just can't keep up. The other is that those same skylights could use some darker tinting or something to diffuse the sunlight better. Though out the day, there are areas of the second floor that will leave you blinded for several steps unless you have sun glasses on because the sun is just coming down unhindered right into your face.
Barnes and Nobles serves as one of the malls anchor stores, which has a very good selection of books inside along with other items typical of the chain. They also have a Starbucks inside the book store as well.
What I will day is the the mall itself is always clean and the bathrooms are kept clean ans in good order, which is saying something compared to other malls I have been to. It has your typical selection of stores targeted towards the more affluent shoppers but also your main stays that draw everyone lole Spencer's and hot topic. The food court has a lot of great options for some really good food, including a sushi option, which I don't see in many malls. It also has plenty of room on the first and second floors for walking laps if you're looking to help stay in shape or start getting back into shape.
There are a couple of downfalls that I feel this mall could address to make the experience better. One is the insulation of the ceiling, especially around the glass sky lights over the food court. The rest of the second floor isn't bad but the areas around the food court with its extensive glass sky lights can get very warm because it really doesn't have much insulation for the roof in the area and the AC pumping to that area in the height of the Georgia summer just can't keep up. The other is that those same skylights could use some darker tinting or something to diffuse the sunlight better. Though out the day, there are areas of the second floor that will leave you blinded for several steps unless you have sun glasses on because the sun is just coming down unhindered right into your face.
Barnes and Nobles serves as one of the malls anchor stores, which has a very good selection of books inside along with other items typical of the chain. They also have a Starbucks inside the book store as well.