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Laboratorio di Architettura e Design developed Sovraparco, together with Hypnos Studio in Milan, presented during the convention “Costruire lo spazio pubblico. From Spaces to Places”, at Rome’s University, La Sapienza.
The Victoria Cross Metro station will transform North Sydney’s traditional CBD into a vibrant community heart that integrates the Victoria Cross Metro station, a new office tower and public domain.
Museum Subway Station Toronto building designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, a ‘time travel experience’, a sequence of archeologically inspired columns lines the metro platform like so many commuters waiting for their train.
Jubilee Line buildings, London Underground design: metro stations in UK capital – British metro architecture, photos, architects: English subway stations.
The underground in Sweden’s capital (in Swedish tunnelbana) is world’s longest art gallery, 110 km (68 miles). With art in 90 out of its 100 stations, created by over hundred different artists this art display is something out of the ordinary.
Architects: Weston Williamson +Partners. The three-storey sub-surface ticket hall beneath Bressenden Place includes ticketing facilities, escalators and three lifts, providing step free access to the Victoria Line platforms.
First major expansion of New York City subway system in nearly a century, with three new station buildings, plus one upgraded station. The AECOM-Arup joint venture provided full engineering and architectural services for Phase 1 of the US$4.451 billion landmark project.
Zechner & Zechner Architects win international TRANSPORTATION SPACE DESIGN AWARD 2016 with the redevelopment of Graz Main Station
Design: Grimshaw, architects, with prime design consultant Arup. New York City’s newest transit hub, a dynamic transport environment that will streamline connectivity and enhance the user experience for 300,000 daily transit passengers.
Design: WestonWilliamson+Partners, architects. The Paddington Integrated Project has won silver in the architectural transport design category at the American Architecture Prize, which honours exceptional international designs.
Design: Santiago Calatrava. The world’s most expensive station has opened to the public in New York. The $4 billion ‘winged dove’ building is expected to serve more than 200,000 commuters daily.
Design: WestonWilliamson+Partners, architects. Design issues are balanced in this project, including heritage, conservation, transport integration, way-finding, orientation, servicing and security to create a world-class pedestrian space alongside existing buildings, according to the architects.
Design: COBE + Public (Architects) + Grontmij Carlbro. New photos of this building that has been nominated for both The Danish Landscape Award 2015 and The Arne Award 2015 from the Danish Association of Architects.
Victoria Station Building, Architecture, Image, Project, Photo, Design, Property Victoria Station London London Railway Building, England: Architecture Information page updated 27 Jun 2014 Victoria Station, London View from Buckingham Palace Road photo © Nick Weall Address: Victoria St, London SW1E 5ND Phone: 0343 222 1234 Victoria Station London : photographs © Adrian Welch, May 2007 … Read more
Following an international design competition, a contract signing ceremony was held in Jeddah today to celebrate the appointment of Foster + Partners Team to develop the architectural vision for Jeddah’s city-wide public transport plan.
Design: Maccreanor Lavington
Located in the still bleak Bijlmermeer Neighbourhood – the vast area of mass social housing developed in the 1960s and 1970s to the south-east of Amsterdam.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. With over 5 million residents, Riyadh’s population has more than doubled since 1990. To serve its fast-growing population, the city will build a new public transport system. The building will contain six platforms over four public floors and serve as a key interchange and terminus for 3 lines.