Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station / CC Arquitectos

The Transfer Terminal link the various mass transit such as Metro, articulated buses, buses, minibuses and taxis provide a service so efficient interconnect users in an environment of security and convenience by offering various additional services such as parking, banks, convenience services and baths among others.

from Plataforma Arquitectura by Giuliano Pastorelli

henderson waves by RSP architects planners and engineers, IJP corporation

henderson waves, jointly designed by RSP architects planners & engineers and IJP corporation, is singapore's highest pedestrian bridge and was awarded this year's design of the year for the president's design award at the singapore design week 09. standing at 36 meters above the ground, in an iconic, sculptural leap spanning across
singapore's henderson road.

from Designboom - Weblog

Santiago Calatrava's Next Sculpture: The Lige-Guillemins Railway Station

Calatrava has a fondness for the city after spending nearly 11 years bouncing in and out during the construction and sees the importance of Liges history as an industrial area prior to the steelworks collapse, and feels a need to recognize the strong foundation needed for Lige to become a viable gateway city.

Calatrava Photo: Joao Carlos

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by Carly Erin O'Neil

SWECO Architects: Skeppsbron

Göteborg, Sweden / Design proposal for a new infrastructure centre
/ SWECO Architects / Göteborg / Design proposal
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Visualization: Tenjin Visual

Quingpu Pedestrian Bridge / CA-DESIGN

Learning from the bridges of the great water town of ZhuJiaJiao, or those from the delicate gardens in Suzhou, we decided to link both sides of the 50 meters wide river with a bent path. The bent axis responds to different access conditions and visually adapts to the surroundings. Our strategy of borrowing from local historical references and other variables of the site, together with the objective of revealing the structural performance of the bridge, will generate the final form of the project.

from Arch Daily by Nico Saieh