Gare

Infrastructure · by Bernard Hamburger · 1977

1 place de la Gare, Évry-Courcouronnes, France

The RER station at Évry-Courcouronnes, the first station built in a new town, embodies a project conceived at three scales. The urban scale is highlighted by the dimensions and monumental nature of the above-ground structure, emphasizing that it is not just an underground station. The architectural scale reflects the designer's intent to express the symbolic significance of the industrial building as a public facility, in line with railway architecture principles established since the 19th century.

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