An undulating walkway will allow passengers to move easily through the station
** Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) ** has repeatedly shown that nothing is impossible for her team and that nothing is ever enough.
The British architecture studio told us last October that they had been chosen to design the Western Sydney Airport . Now do the same with a new project: l to new Rail Baltic train station in Tallinn ( Estonia ).
Rail Baltic Estonia announced the international design competition for the Ülemiste station in May of this year, ending on September 3 with a clear winner: Zaha Hadid Architects.
This will be the interiors of the most spectacular train station in the world
In collaboration with to Esplan company , ZHA will be in charge of leading the creation of the futuristic terminal , which will be part of **the Baltic railway line (Rail Baltic) , an initiative that aims to unite ** Finland , Estonia , Latvia , Lithuania and Poland .
The Ülemiste terminal will thus become the starting point of the electric train what will go through 870 kilometers from Europe , connecting **Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius** with the European high-speed rail network.
On the other hand, this building has been conceived as a public connecting bridge , as well as a multimodal transportation hub for passengers of national and international trains and those coming from Tallinn airport.
Inside, the circulation routes that run through the space facilitate the integration of bus, tram and rail lines that intersect at the terminal.
"I have been constantly informed of the evolution of the Ülemiste area and, in light of the works presented to the public today, I am more than convinced that the area is becoming one of the most attractive and, in terms of infrastructure, synergistic of Tallinn," said Taavi Aas, Estonian Minister for Economic Affairs and Infrastructure.
The opening date is still unknown
Finally, it should be noted that the work will be carried out following a modular construction system. In this way, it can be built in phases, thus allowing continuous operation on the railway lines.