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ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit
The ION stop anchor wall concept report is now available: http://rapidtransit.regionofwaterloo.ca/...mittee.pdf

There's also some insight into how the stop design has evolved over all. I've been told these renders are somewhat cut-down in detail (being focused on the anchor walls) but they're fairly representative. It's nice to see that the stops appear to have at least a small enclosed shelter area, and they're being roughed in for power for heating and data for future interactive stuff.

Let the subjective judgement of the anchor walls begin! I'll start: I like them, mostly. I really like the way they present a large easily visible visual element.

Extra tidbit: the GRH stop has been shifted, again. The hospital emergency entrance will remain where it is (not on Mount Hope) and Pine St. will be a signalled intersection.

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RE: ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit - by zanate - 05-05-2015, 10:41 AM
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