• MONIHAN STATION

    Location: New York, USA

    Design Director: Raya Ani

    Company Name: EEK Architects

    Category: Transit Hub

    In 2007, EEK was hired by the Empire State Development corporation to assist the city of New York in their efforts to expand the design of the Expanded Monihan/ Penn Station Redevelopment Project. The project involved reviewing, analysing, and commenting on the full scope of the expanded project within the context of the neighbourhood and larger fabric of the city. We studied the pedestrian and the vehicular circulation, transit function and level of service, quality of space, architectural character, historic preservation, streetscape, and signage. We proposed a glass structure as an Entrance to the train tracks that sits underneath the post office as well as exposing the function of the transit system below by converting portion of the stone steps into glass steps. The landmark building is preserved while the function of the internal spaces are revealed to the commuters and the city at large.

  • MONIHAN STATION

    Location: New York, USA

    Design Director: Raya Ani

    Company Name: EEK Architects

    Category: Transit Hub

    In 2007, EEK was hired by the Empire State Development corporation to assist the city of New York in their efforts to expand the design of the Expanded Monihan/ Penn Station Redevelopment Project. The project involved reviewing, analysing, and commenting on the full scope of the expanded project within the context of the neighbourhood and larger fabric of the city. We studied the pedestrian and the vehicular circulation, transit function and level of service, quality of space, architectural character, historic preservation, streetscape, and signage. We proposed a glass structure as an Entrance to the train tracks that sits underneath the post office as well as exposing the function of the transit system below by converting portion of the stone steps into glass steps. The landmark building is preserved while the function of the internal spaces are revealed to the commuters and the city at large.