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Transportation

train station

This redesign of the Elizabeth Train Station in NJ aims to reduce car use, cut emissions, and increase transit ridership through a more functional and welcoming hub.The primary entrance is at Julian Place and West Grand Street, with a secondary entrance via an underground tunnel to Broad Street. The station is split into two levels:
Level One includes ticketing, restrooms, a café, convenience store, light rail waiting area, ADA access, and a pedestrian tunnel.
Level Two provides platform access, a waiting area, juice bar, security office, and lost & found, with partial open-air coverage for weather protection.
Classical Greek and Roman elements connect the station to historic Midtown Elizabeth, anchored by a golden glass dome that serves as a landmark and wayfinding tool.

Elizabeth

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A landmark for the community

Poor Wayfinding
Poor Aesthetics
Restoration of the tunnel

Linking the closest parking lot to  station
Bus depot
Light Railway

Light rail line was used for freight trains and is privately owned

Site Plan

Light rail line

Design Process

Floor plans

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Longitudinal Section

Axonometric

Serial Views

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