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REPORT Basilea Station showed the typical problems of all stop-and-go train stations that stand parallel to railway lines. The proposal for its transformation assigns this important piece of infrastructure its new urban role: as a gate for travellers that reach the city and as a connection between neighbourhoods that until now had no direct link. To make this possible, the underpasses that up to this date had joined the platforms beneath the railway, have been replaced by raised footbridges that house shops and other facilities, giving the old lobby back its lost prominence. The silhouette of the roof can be seen from various spots in the city, and it will play the leading part in the renovation of the station’s image, which will appear across the train tracks, as if it were a final destination point. Its slanted planes –broken into almost topographic profiles- give each functional area a specific height and converge with the existing canopies that shelter the platforms. In this way, the roof maintains the continuity of the spacial sequence that is transversal to the flow of passengers and which ends in another main hall on the opposite side of the platforms. Publication´s title: ‘Basel SBB’ railway Station, Basel Typology: Transport, Commercial, Transformation, Mixed uses Client: Passarelle Bahnhof Basel SBB Surface: 23.700 m² Year: 1996-2003 Status: Built Summary Basel, Switzerland ‘Basel SBB’ railway Station. Transformation and extension

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Page 1: ‘Basel SBB’ railway Station. Transformation and extension€¦ · Basilea Station showed the typical problems of all stop-and-go train stations that stand parallel to railway

REPORT

Basilea Station showed the typical problems of all stop-and-go train stations that stand parallel to railway lines. The proposal for its transformation assigns this important piece of infrastructure its new urban role: as a gate for travellers that reach the city and as a connection between neighbourhoods that until now had no direct link.

To make this possible, the underpasses that up to this date had joined the platforms beneath the railway, have been replaced by raised footbridges that house shops and other facilities, giving the old lobby back its lost prominence. The silhouette of the roof can be seen from various spots in the city, and it will play the leading part in the renovation of the station’s image, which will appear across the train tracks, as if it were a final destination point.

Its slanted planes –broken into almost topographic profiles- give each functional area a specific height and converge with the existing canopies that shelter the platforms. In this way, the roof maintains the continuity of the spacial sequence that is transversal to the flow of passengers and which ends in another main hall on the opposite side of the platforms.

Publication´s title: ‘Basel SBB’ railway Station, BaselTypology: Transport, Commercial, Transformation, Mixed usesClient: Passarelle Bahnhof Basel SBBSurface: 23.700 m²Year: 1996-2003Status: Built Budget: 110.400.000 €

SummarySummary

Basel, Switzerland

‘Basel SBB’ railway Station. Transformation and extension

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General Exterior Views General Exterior Views

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General Interior Views General Interior Views

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Detailed Exterior Views Detailed Interior Views

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Other Areas of Interest Model

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Sections Floor plans

Platform level

Gallery level

Roof plan

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Structural Section Technical Data

MAIN DATAClient:Address:Type:Status: Building costs:Difference with budget:

DATASCompetition: Design of project: Construction:Implementation:

SURFACESSite:Main building:Other buildings:TOTAL:

PROJECT TEAMMain Architect:Collaborators:

Local Architect: Interior design:Lighting design:Landscape architect:Restoration architect:Digital imaging:Model:Photography: Structural engineering: Climate engineer:Building physics advisor:Fire safety specialist:Health and Safety: Urban planning: Survey:Site control:Contractors:Economist:

‘Basel SBB’ railway Station. Transformation and extension.Basel, Switzerland

TECHNICAL DATA OF THE PROJECT

Passarelle Bahnhof Basel SBBCentralbahnstrasse, 10 y Güterstrasse, 115. 4053 Basilea, SwitzerlandTransport, Commercial, Transformation, Mixed usesBuilt110.400.000 €

199619961997 - 20032003

-Walkway: 9.000 m²Car park: 14.700 m², Cinema: 1.500 m²23.700 m²

Cruz y Ortiz ArquitectosJuan Carlos Mulero, Miguel Velasco, Luis Gutiérrez, Mónica Delmenico, Thomas Radczuweit, Pietro VitaliGiraudi & Wettstein-Suiselectra Ingenierunternehmungn AG----Duccio MalagambaPassera & Pedretti S.ASuiselectra Ingenierunternehmungn AG---Feddersen & KlostermannCruz y Ortiz ArquitectosItten, Brechbühl AG-R.Burkhalter, Aarproject AG, P. Ugolini

AWARDS- First Prize in the Competition for Remodeling Station Basel with Giraudi & Wettstein, organized by the SBB. 1996- Heimatschutz Award granted by Heimatschutz Basler, 2003- “Silberne Hase” (Fernsehen DRS + Hochparterre) Award 2003- Special mention Daylight Award awarded by Velux Stiftung, Switzerland, 2006- Andalusia Architecture Prize, 2008

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