Transit Hub
Design and planning of transit stations, mobility hubs, and transportation infrastructure that serve communities.
Transit hubs are critical infrastructure that connect people to cities and regions. Designers approach these spaces as opportunities to shape how communities move, gather, and experience public space, integrating architecture with local context and urban planning.
The community explores transit hubs through diverse lenses: embedding local identity and resilience into mobility infrastructure, reimagining station design through landscape and cultural references, and creating gateways that balance functional transportation with architectural presence and community integration.
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View all 78 journalsManuel Cervantes Estudio Turns a Mexico City Transit Interchange into a Skylit Public Concourse
At El Rosario in Mexico City, a 65,000 m² modal transfer center uses steel, perforated metal and daylight to give the daily commute a civic room.
CCTN 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.
noa* Flips a Mountain Village Upside Down to Create a Cantilevered Spa in the Dolomites
Nine gabled microstructures hover 15 metres above the South Tyrolean valley floor at Hotel Hubertus in Olang, Italy.