In Jiaxing, Ma Yansong has designed a futuristic train station that is also a living tribute to Chinese Communist Party history.

Collignon Architektur and LKL, the lighting design team of a new underground stop in the city center, avoid shadow and dark zones with radiant results.

The daring viaduct over the Los Angeles River, designed by Michael Maltzan Architecture, has become an instant L.A. icon.

In this issue, we explore what it takes to build—or rebuild—public works in six cities around the globe.

Chybík+Krištof’s upgrade of Brno’s Zvonařka Bus Terminal transforms a neglected hub.

As the vital arteries that connect people and places within and beyond metropolitan areas, transportation hubs are the lifeblood of urban centers.

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.

CU Denver architecture students design and build two bike pavilions for a shared downtown campus.

Kengo Kuma draws on the grand train halls of the past, adding a contemporary Japanese spin, for a new Tokyo station.