Tag Stations

29-06-2018

AREP’s LORIENT-BRETAGNE SUD laminated timber and glass station

A railway station made of laminated timber and glass interacts with the shipbuilding industries on the site in an unusual combination representing a new angle on this structural type

20-06-2018

Exhibition The railway stations of Milan. Today, before tomorrow

Railways and photography have provided a perfect combination of experiences - of life and visually - since the days of the Lumière Brothers.

02-04-2018

FUD Lombardini22 Physical Branding pedestrian walkway and entrance for Trieste Airport

The pedestrian walkway and new entrance designed by Lombardini22’s studio FUD for Trieste airport are part of a wider-ranging programme of coordinated visual communications relaunching the new transportation hub in Friuli Venezia Giulia.

23-02-2018

Nordic Architects Global Impacts

The volume in the Nordic Architects series of publications that Arvinius+Orfeus is dedicating to Nordic architecture uses examples of Scandinavian architects to explore one of the key aspects of contemporary architecture - the global impact of urbanisation.

24-01-2018

Zaha Hadid’s Hungerburg funicular railway in Innsbruck is 10 years old

The Hungerburg funicular railway from central Innsbruck to the starting point of the Seegrube cable car recently celebrated its 10th birthday. Its four stations were designed by Zaha Hadid.

19-01-2018

Old-fashioned glass with a modern twist in Mecanoo’s railway station in Delft

The new railway station in Delft designed by Mecanoo, featuring innovations drawing on the Dutch tradition of glassmaking and a surprising map of the city printed on the ceiling panels

03-11-2017

Sprayed concrete roofs at Copenhagen’s Nørreport Station – COBE architects.

The busiest station in Copenhagen’s metro system, redesigned by COBE Architects, combines technology and design with skilful ease

16-06-2017

High speed architecture

Projects dedicated to railway stations recently featured in the pages of Floornature, in a journey through “high speed” architecture.