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The Regional Transit Station is an open, multi-modal station developed on a regional scale and paired with a facility that serves rail and bus lines. The station includes design elements that spark social interactions and cultivate memorable, human-centered experiences.

1. This Scenic station design defines queuing and waiting zones with elements such as seating, work surfaces, and lighting.
2. Mirrored stations provide visibility and access to rail and bus lines at two access points.
3. Power is delivered through Scenic's posts and beams. Scenic interior lighting contributes to a sense of security during evening or early morning use.
4. The Scenic louvered roofs provide protection from wind and sun; weather management offers control of sun and shade levels and rain protection.
5. Scenic louvered panels offer protection from the sun and wind.
6. Scenic solid panels with lighting inserts add atmosphere and texture to the hardscape and linear nature of transit stations.
7. Scenic’s LED column lighting provides another layer of ambient light and dimension to the space.
8. Theory thin benches offer short duration seating for commuters awaiting transit.
9. Theory thick benches provide seating that accommodates multiple postures for longer waits while adding sculptural forms to the station.
10. Kornegay Larkspur planters line the center walkway and add color and natural elements to the station.
11. Two Profile area lights illuminate the station and contribute to a sense of safety and comfort.
12. Profile bollards signal station boundaries for commuters awaiting transit.
13. Rockford Litter + Recycling receptacles, placed in a convenient location, help to keep the area free of litter and provide ample capacity.