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Transportation in architecture refers to the design and planning of spaces and structures that facilitate the movement of people and goods, such as airports, train stations, bus terminals, subways, and transit hubs. These projects balance efficiency, safety, and wayfinding with architectural expression, often serving as vital civic landmarks that reflect a city’s identity and infrastructure ambitions.
Santiago Calatrava’s design for Stadelhofen Station in Zürich is a landmark in transportation architecture that seamlessly blends engineering and urban integration. Originally a 19th-century railway station, it was reimagined in…
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Located at the Muelle de Baleares in Tarragona, the Tarragona Cruise Terminal by Hombre de Piedra Arquitectos reimagines port infrastructure through the lens of modular industrialized architecture. Completed in 2024,…
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Rome’s Termini Station, inaugurated in the 19th century, has long stood as one of Europe’s premier transit centers and a landmark of modern Roman architecture. As the beating heart of…
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In the heart of Novy Urengoy, VOX Architects Studio has brought an element of the mesmerizing night sky to a terrestrial setting. The ‘Solar Wind’ business lounge at the airport,…
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The TWA Flight Center, designed by Eero Saarinen and Associates, is a landmark airport terminal and hotel complex at JFK Airport in New York City. Constructed between 1959 and 1962,…
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The Circle project designed by SANAA in 2010 is an eleven-story building complex located at Zurich airport. The building has retail program on the first and second floor, offices on floors three…
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