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Ingenhoven Architects’ long-running project will expand Stuttgart’s main station with a light-filled, below-grade train hall in smooth, sculpted concrete.
A revamp to Sydney’s Central Station by Woods Bagot and John McAslan + Partners eases circulation and strengthens connections, for passengers and pedestrians.
These tall building projects share an interest in inventive form, ingenuity in structure, and engagement of context. Read the six articles in this section and take a quiz to earn one AIA learning unit.
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