The Leningradsky Railway Station in Moscow was fully renovated and…
The Leningradsky Railway Station in Moscow was fully renovated and reopened in May, featuring a unique wave-shaped canopy over platforms and distribution areas, constructed using Russian technologies and materials, with enhanced passenger comfort and seamless transfers between transport modes.
Consensus
- The Leningradsky Railway Station was renovated and reopened in May of the current year.
- A unique wave-shaped canopy was installed over the platforms and distribution area of the station.
- The canopy includes over 3,000 square meters of glazing.
- The construction used information modeling technology (TIM) to achieve high precision in complex curved surfaces.
- All components for the canopy were produced in Russia.
- The canopy provides a modern barrier-free environment allowing passengers to move freely in any weather.
- The renovation improved passenger comfort, increased waiting area space by three times, and increased seating by 1.5 times.
- Transfers between metro, suburban trains, long-distance trains, and urban buses are now integrated into a single heated 'dry feet' corridor.
- The general designer and general contractor of the reconstruction was the company 'Mosinzhproekt'.
Coverage (2 sources)
- Efimov: A unique canopy has been created at Leningradskaya Station — РИАМО
- Vladimir Efimov: A unique canopy with the use of Russian technologies has been created for the Leningradskaya station — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Leningradskiy Railway Station
- Vladimir Efimov
- Moscow
- Complex of Urban Planning Policy and Construction
- Leningradskaya Station