Too many cities have dark and dingy stations that are the result of a disconnect between transport needs and urban planning. Alice Lunardon* sets out the model she has developed to encourage local stakeholders to integrate railway stations into the urban fabric in a way that provides better places for residents and rail users alike.
Reinventing urban stations for the 21st century
Too many cities have dark and dingy stations that are the result of a disconnect between transport needs and urban planning. Alice Lunardon* sets out the model she has developed to encourage local stakeholders to integrate railway stations into the urban fabric in a way that provides better places for residents and rail users alike.
The Living Lab at Toulouse Matabiau station focused on how cycling infrastructure can better connect the local community with the station and various transport options.
Photo Credit: CC BY-SA 4.0/Didier Descouens
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