World Journal of
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences

ELEVATORS ARE CRUCIAL FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WHEREAS ESCALATORS ARE FOR MASS TRANSIT

Dr. Dhrubo Jyoti Sen, *Dr. Pruthviraj K. Chaudhary, Vaidehi Hirenkumar Patel, Ronit L. Chaudhari and Harsh P. Panchal

ABSTRACT

Escalator and elevator themes in design, media, or stories often revolve around vertical movement, connection/separation, modernity, efficiency, urban life, and the human journey (up/down, success/failure, hope/fear), using these transport systems as metaphors for progress, confinement, or the contrasts between accessibility and isolation, perfect for themes in construction websites, sci-fi, or psychological thrillers.
Common Themes & Concepts
? Modernity & Urban Life: Sleek designs, glass, steel, futuristic feel, busy public spaces (airports, malls, subways).
? Efficiency & Progress: Fast, continuous movement (escalator) vs. purposeful (elevator), industrial design, urban infrastructure.
? Journey & Transition: Moving between levels represents life stages, success (up), or decline (down).
? Connection & Separation: Linking floors/people vs. isolating individuals in a box (elevator).
? Fear & Claustrophobia (Elevator): A confined space to confront inner demons, secrets, or the unknown.
? Accessibility & Inclusion: Elevators are crucial for people with disabilities; escalators for mass transit.
Applications:
? Web Design: Themes for construction, real estate, or architecture companies focusing on vertical solutions.
? Storytelling: Symbolism for social mobility, psychological tension, or futuristic settings.
? Art & Iconography: Vector icons, posters, and futuristic concepts for way finding or abstract art.

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