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World-famous architects design seven stunning bus stops for a tiny Austrian town

07/15/2016
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  • Bus stop Austria Sou Fujimoto and Wang Shu
    A <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/bus-stop-design" target="_blank">bus stop</a> is probably the last place you'd expect to see high-end design, but that's exactly what you'll find at the transit stops across Krumbach, a tiny town in rural <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/austria" target="_blank">Austria</a>. In a project titled <a href="http://www.kulturkrumbach.at/" target="_blank">BUS:STOP</a>, Krumbach's cultural association asked seven world famous architecture firms to redesign the humble bus stop into stunning works of art. Due to a limited budget, the organizers lured these top-notch architects with free vacations in scenic Krumbach in exchange for their usual fees.
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  • ensamble studio krumbach bus stop
    Ensamble Studio's design was inspired by the local building technique of stacking wooden planks.
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  • rintala eggertssonn architects krumbach bus stop
    Rintala Eggertssonn Architects even stacked an auditorium atop their bus stop.
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  • wang shu and lu wenyu krumbach bus stop
    Amateur Architecture Studio's design abstracts the design of a 120 SLR folding camera.
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  • Smiljan Radic krumbach bus stop
    Smiljan Radic of Chile brings a bit of domestic coziness to this glass walled transit stop.
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  • architecten de vylder vinck tailieu krumbach bus stop
    Architecten de Vylder Vinck Tailieu drew his idea for this pointed roof from a Sol LeWitt drawing.
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  • alexander brodsky krumbach bus stop
    Alexander Brodsky's design looks more like a traditional wooden watch tower.
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  • sou fujimoto krumbach bus stop
    World-famous architects design seven stunning bus stops for a tiny Austrian town.
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Bus stop Austria Sou Fujimoto and Wang Shu

A bus stop is probably the last place you'd expect to see high-end design, but that's exactly what you'll find at the transit stops across Krumbach, a tiny town in rural Austria. In a project titled BUS:STOP, Krumbach's cultural association asked seven world famous architecture firms to redesign the humble bus stop into stunning works of art. Due to a limited budget, the organizers lured these top-notch architects with free vacations in scenic Krumbach in exchange for their usual fees.

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