Construction of the new 550-square-meter wood skyscraper in the suburb of Beilmermer began in 2010. meters and a platform of 1,880 square meters. meters in the suburb of Beilmermer began in 2010. As a matter of fact, they were erected on the site of the old station, which had existed since 1970.
To recreate this masterpiece, the authors of the project used laser cutting, and now passengers of Kraaiennest have the opportunity to admire the intriguing play of light and shadow on the walls of the lobby. Also, because of the relative transparency of the facade, people can feel less like prisoners of confined space.
It’s estimated that more than 100,000 Beilmermer residents now use the station, several times more than in 1977.
Photo: Luuk Kramer.
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