

Interchange Stations
Design and planning of transportation hubs that connect multiple transit modes and serve as community gathering spaces.
Interchange stations are major transit nodes where different transportation systems meet, requiring integrated design that balances infrastructure, passenger flow, and urban context. These projects demonstrate how stations function as more than functional connectors, becoming landmarks and social spaces within their cities.
The community explores diverse approaches to interchange design across geographies and scales: from metro and railway hubs that consolidate multiple transit modes, to reimagined rest stops and local transit points that embed cultural and environmental considerations into their architecture and landscape integration.
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View all 10 journalsCCTN Design Builds China's First Hexagonal Railway Hub in the Wetlands of Suzhou
Suzhounan Railway Station merges garden-inspired layering with a six-sided multi-level transit complex in the Yangtze River Delta.
Omrania Shapes Riyadh's Western Metro Station as a Cluster of Desert Dunes
A 40,000 square metre intermodal transit hub in southwest Riyadh translates sand dune morphology and mashrabiya screens into civic infrastructure.
locallll Replaces the Gas Station with a Timber Forest Canopy on the Norwegian Coast
A pilot charging station in Straume, Norway, uses modular wooden canopies, green roofs, and battery storage to rethink roadside infrastructure.
Perform Design Studio Spirals a Rest Station into the Coastline of Hainan's Shenzhou Peninsula
A 235-square-meter conch-shaped pavilion in Wanning dissolves the boundary between public infrastructure and tropical landscape.