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Urban Railway station S7 Vienna International Airport in Austria by Zechner & Zechner ZTGmbH

Saturday, June 9th, 2012

Article source: Zechner & Zechner ZTGmbH

The urban railway system between Vienna´s centre and the airport got redesigned. Several stations got new configurations and cladding designs. Because Vienna´s International Airport in Schwechat gets converted and expanded at the moment, the underground station of the local train line S7, which connects Vienna´s centre with the airport had to be modified in various terms.

Image Courtesy Thilo Härdtlein

  • Architects: Zechner & Zechner ZTGmbH
  • Project: Urban Railway station S7  Vienna International Airport
  • Location: Airport Schwechat, Vienna, Austria
  • Client: ÖBB – Austrian Railways, Vienna
  • Time schedule: Planning 2003 – 2007 in several stages, Completion: 2005-2010 (in several stages)
  • Photographer: Thilo Härdtlein, München
  • Site area: 8.000 m²,  8.000 m² (usable area) (more…)

Pasadena Bike Transit Center in Los Angeles, California by Peter Tolkin Architecture

Thursday, April 12th, 2012

Article source: Peter Tolkin Architecture

Amidst the ever increasing density of the Los Angeles region, the Pasadena Bike Transit Center signals the emerging viability of alternative modes of transportation. Commissioned by the City of Pasadena through a grant by Caltrans, the Pasadena Bike Transit Center will be a prototype for future locations along the MTA Gold Line. Serving the needs of bicycle commuters, the project lies in an alleyway directly across from the Memorial Station platform in Old Town Pasadena and is intended to complement the growing network of commuter trains and bicycle routes throughout the Los Angeles region.

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  • Architects: Peter Tolkin Architecture
  • Project: Pasadena Bike Transit Center
  • Location: Los Angeles, California
  • Approximately: 1,425 sq. ft. (pictured configuration)
  • Client: City of Pasadena
  • Architect Team: Peter Tolkin, Design Principal; Maria Iwanicki, Project Architect; Nuri Miller, Christopher Girt, Jeremy Schacht, Ted Rubenstein
  • Structural Engineer: Gilsanz Murray Steficek, Inc.
  • Awards: AIA Honor Award, Los Angeles Business Council Award for Design Excellence

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Stinson Transport Center in Montréal Transit Society (Stm), Canada by Lemay Associés

Tuesday, March 27th, 2012

Article source: Lemay Associés

“The project’s thematic orientation is based on an analogy. A succession of ideas which nourish intersect and form a pattern, a framework of action. It is based on the concept of building ties… ” In anticipation of an increase in its services planned over the next few years, the STM will expand its fleet of busses and must build a new transport centre. The proposed Stinson Transport Center will accommodate 300 vehicles and 800 employees and will aim an ambitious LEED Gold certification.

Images Courtesy Lemay associés

  • Architect: Lemay Associés
  • Name of Project: Stinson Transport Center
  • Location: Montréal Transit Society (Stm), Canada
  • Credit / image: Lemay associés [architecture design]

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Thessaloniki Water Transport Piers in Thessaloniki, Greece by Giannikis SHOP

Wednesday, February 15th, 2012

Article source: Giannikis SHOP

Giannikis SHOP / THESSALONIKI WATER TRANSPORT PIERS / HONORARY MENTION IN NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN COMPETITION

Floor, Pavilion, Inflated Pneumatic Structure

Four Piers (Eleutheria Square, Megaro, Aretsou, Perea) were designed for the Architecture Competition for the Thessaloniki Water Transport Piers. Each Pier is composed of three elements: the Floor, the Pavilions and the Inflated Pneumatic Structure.

From the water towards the Pier.

  • Architect: Giannikis SHOP
  • Name of Project: Thessaloniki Water Transport Piers
  • Location: Thessaloniki, Greece
  • Team: Stamatios Giannikis (Team Leader), Evi Tsagka, Stelina, Tsifti, Panagiotis Chatzitsakiris, Giorgos Aggelou
  • Organizing Committee: Ministry of Infrastructure, Transport and Networks (Greece)
  • Year: 2011
  • Size: 120m2

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Bay Ship and Yacht Company in Alameda, California by estudioOCA / Omg

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011

Article source: estudioOCA / Omg

This project serves as an extension of the Bay Trail, part of what will be a 500-mile network of bicycle and walking trails connecting 47 cities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. This section begins at the Alameda Ferry station and continues through an industrial corridor, along the property of the Bay Ship and Yacht Company.

Bayship 01 (Images Courtesy Bryan Cantwell)

  • Architect:estudioOCA/ Omg
  • Project Name: Bay Ship and Yacht Company
  • Location: Alameda, California
  • Completion Date: 2008
  • Photographer: Bryan Cantwell
  • Software used: AutoCAD
  • Designers: Bryan Cantwell and Matthew Gaber
  • Design Firms: estudioOCA / Omg
  • Client: Bay Ship and Yacht Company
  • Project Size: 2,500 Sq. Meters
  • Services Provided: Conceptual Design, Design Development, Construction Documentation

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Fullerton And Belmont Stations in Chicago, Illinois by Ross-Barney Architects

Tuesday, March 15th, 2011

The design of the Fullerton and Belmont Stations are a balance of many influences and attempts to bridge the perceived gap between safety, accessibility, and connections to neighborhoods by creating a consistent, recognizable branding for the transit system, while providing unique amenities within open-air plazas at each locality.

The plazas enclose controlled entrances into the stations. In the main plazas, fare collection gateways are supported by flanking white brick pylons that lead to monumental stairs, from which lighter stairs connect to the platforms. Within the plazas, concrete columns taper to provide visual relief and a canvass for artwork bearing the weight of the new, sound-dampening track structure above.

(c) Kate Joyce Studios Photo

  • Architect: Ross Barney Architects
  • Client: Chicago Transit Authority
  • Project: Fullerton And Belmont Stations
  • Location: Chicago, Illinois
  • Year completed: 2009

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Newport Station Renovation by Grimshaw and Atkins

Thursday, February 24th, 2011

Grimshaw, in association with Atkins, has redesigned Newport Station as part of a citywide regeneration master plan by Newport Unlimited. Network Rail was the primary funder and client for the project with the Welsh Assembly Government also providing substantial financial support. While the need for regeneration of the station was created from the shortfalls of the existing facility, the impetus for its construction was the fact that the city was set to play host to the most prestigious tournament in golf, the Ryder Cup, in October 2010.

Newport Station at night - Ken Price Photography

 

  • Project: Newport Station Renovation
  • Location: Newport, South Wales, UK
  • Project Type: Transport & Infrastructure
  • Contract Value: £16 m
  • Area: 2100m sq
  • Status: Complete
  • Design Start Date: Jan 07
  • Site Start Date: Summer 2009
  • Completion Date: Autumn 2010
  • Client: Network Rail
  • Director in Charge: Mark Middleton
  • Associate Director: Chris Crombie
  • Project Architect: Ronan Friel
  • Team : Nick Strachan, Sang Yup, Denise Farnworth
  • Structural Engineer: Atkins
  • Services Engineer: Atkins
  • Quantity Surveyor: Faithful + Gould (Atkins)
  • Main Contractor: Galliford Try Rail
  • Photography: Peter Cook & Ken Price

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