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To achieve this, fire-resistive butt-glazed walls were used for the 1-hour light wells to allow abundant natural light to flow vertically and horizontally through the entrance/ticketing level down to the tracks below.
When confronted with a small, oddly shaped lot, one architect embraced the owner’s contemporary aesthetic to create a light and spacious environment that celebrates the connection to the outdoors.
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