Author: Karen Palacios
subject: interior architecture workshop iV
period: fall 2022
software: rhinoceros 7
Located in Manhattan, New York; this bus stop seeks to be a piece of urban architectural art in the city that visually connects with the World Trade Center area.
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The bus stop has LGBTQ+ flag's colors as a symbol representing community's presence in the city.
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 Disabled people were also thought of. Including textures on the floor, as well as announcing speakers for blind people. Information screens for deaf people and ramps for those who cannot walk.
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In addition to being functional for users of public transport, whether visitors or locals, it represents a visual auction in the city that captures the attention of tourists who want to come and observe or take photos.
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Children were also taken into account. an interactive xylophone with sound was placed on the floor for their entertainment while waiting for the bus.
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 This space is an example of ephemeral architecture, as it is designed in removable modules for easy transport.

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