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    This document summarizes two bus stop projects - the Busstop Park+Ride Citybus in Groningen, Netherlands and the ZOB Pforzheim bus stop in Germany. The Busstop Park+Ride Citybus features a striking sculptural building with an open design that provides shelter from wind and rain. Inside, round concrete seating offers passengers a dry waiting area. The ZOB Pforzheim bus stop features a roof structure that provides form to the area between the railway station and overpass, creating a new transportation hub. Inside, movable plaster panels define interior spaces while expansion joints underline the dynamic roof design. Both projects aim to improve passenger experience and mobility.

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    This document summarizes two bus stop projects - the Busstop Park+Ride Citybus in Groningen, Netherlands and the ZOB Pforzheim bus stop in Germany. The Busstop Park+Ride Citybus features a striking sculptural building with an open design that provides shelter from wind and rain. Inside, round concrete seating offers passengers a dry waiting area. The ZOB Pforzheim bus stop features a roof structure that provides form to the area between the railway station and overpass, creating a new transportation hub. Inside, movable plaster panels define interior spaces while expansion joints underline the dynamic roof design. Both projects aim to improve passenger experience and mobility.

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    This document summarizes two bus stop projects - the Busstop Park+Ride Citybus in Groningen, Netherlands and the ZOB Pforzheim bus stop in Germany. The Busstop Park+Ride Citybus features a striking sculptural building with an open design that provides shelter from wind and rain. Inside, round concrete seating offers passengers a dry waiting area. The ZOB Pforzheim bus stop features a roof structure that provides form to the area between the railway station and overpass, creating a new transportation hub. Inside, movable plaster panels define interior spaces while expansion joints underline the dynamic roof design. Both projects aim to improve passenger experience and mobility.

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    Bus Stop Case Study

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    This document summarizes two bus stop projects - the Busstop Park+Ride Citybus in Groningen, Netherlands and the ZOB Pforzheim bus stop in Germany. The Busstop Park+Ride Citybus features a striking sculptural building with an open design that provides shelter from wind and rain. Inside, round concrete seating offers passengers a dry waiting area. The ZOB Pforzheim bus stop features a roof structure that provides form to the area between the railway station and overpass, creating a new transportation hub. Inside, movable plaster panels define interior spaces while expansion joints underline the dynamic roof design. Both projects aim to improve passenger experience and mobility.

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    INTERNET CASE STUDY

    BUS STOP

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    Lavanya H S
    CONTEXT
    • Project 1 : Busstop Park+Ride Citybus

    • Project 2 : ZOB Pforzheim


    BUSSTOP PARK+RIDE CITYBUS

    Architects LYVR - Lysbeth de Groot-de Vries


    Location - 9745 Hoogkerk, The Netherlands
    Engineering - Ingenieursbureau Gemeente Groningen (IGG)
    Contractor - MNO Vervat
    Client - Municipality of Groningen, Department ROEZ
    Project Year -2011
    MAPS
    CLIMATE

    • The Netherlands have a temperate. Daytime temperatures varies from 2°C-6°C in the
    winter and 17°C-20°C in the summer.
    • Rainfall is distributed throughout the year with a dryer period from April to September.
    • Sometimes easterly winds can cause a more continental type of weather, warm and dry in
    the summer, but cold and clear in the winter with temperatures sometimes far below zero.
    The Netherlands is a flat country and has often breezy conditions.
    BUSSTOP PARK+RIDE CITYBUS

    • In 2007 Lysbeth de Groot, at that time urban designer at the Municipality of Groningen,
    designed the Busstop at the waiting area of Park+Ride Citybus Groningen.
    • Handicapped access the square by ramps and fysical guidelines are
    integrated in the surface
    • The timetable of the buses are visible within and outside the waiting
    room via an integrated digital information system
    • The shape of the building is a clear striking sculpture in the landscape. The openness of
    the building creates a public safety. Lighting also plays an important role. The recessions
    are partly filled with glass sections, for which is chosen three different color schemes,
    which refer to the three directions from where the buses come together. At the same
    time, these glass walls also give shelter from wind and rainfall. At the evening the
    building is lit in several ways directly and indirectly so that it looks like a multicolored
    lantern light. Inside the room round concrete pouffes offer passengers a dry and
    sheltered waiting experience. The timetable of the buses are visible within and outside
    the waiting room via an integrated digital information system.
    (ZOB) PFORZHEIM IN GERMANY
    ZOB PFORZHEIM BUS STOP
    • Architects Metaraum
    Architekten BDA
    • Location
    Pforzheim, Germany
    • Architects in Charge
    Wallie Heinisch,
    Marcus Lembach,
    Marcus Huber, Felix
    Bittmann
    • Area 10000.0 m2
    • Project Year 2015
    ZOB PFORZHEIM BUS STOP
    MAP
    CLIMATE

    • During the months of June, July, August and September you are most likely
    to experience good weather with pleasant average temperatures.
    • On average, the warmest month is August.
    • On average, the coolest month is January.
    • June is the wettest month. This month should be avoided if you don't like too
    much rain.
    • September is the driest month
    • The roofscape of the new central bus station provides form to the hitherto shapeless
    area between the railway station and overpass, generating a new hub for modern
    mobility in a high-quality urban space. Situated a suitable distance from the central
    railway station, the new central bus station presents itself as an extension to the
    historical building
    • The internal space-defining paneling of the supporting structure is formed
    using movable suspended cement-bound plaster supporting plates. The
    “graphical“ aspect of the required expansion joints underlines the
    dynamically elegant nature of the roof shell.
    • Elements organised in a linear fashion form a compact summary of the central bus
    station’s necessary functions (information signs, time display, passenger information
    system and seating areas).
    REFERANCE
    • https://www.archdaily.com/797337/zob-pforzheim-metaraum-architekten-
    bda?ad_medium=gallery
    • https://www.archdaily.com/149360/busstop-parkride-citybus-lyvr?ad_medium=gallery
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