Beijing Fangshan Elevated Subways, Railway Stations, Images, Chinese Architecture
Beijing Fangshan Elevated Subway Stations in China
New Transport Hub Buildings in China – design by Qing-X Architectural Studio
15 Jun 2017
Beijing Fangshan Elevated Subway Stations
Design: Qing-X Architectural Studio
Location: Fang Shan Line, connecting with Line 9 at Guo Gong Zhuang station, Feng Tai district, to Liang Xiang Su Zhuang, Fang Shan district, Beijing, China
Beijing Fangshan Elevated Subway Stations

A station Embodies Elegancy and Simplicity

Beijing Subway Fang Shan Line, connecting with Line 9 at Guo Gong Zhuang station, in Feng Tai district, to Liang Xiang Su Zhuang, in Fang Shan district, Beijing, has 11 stations in total with 9 above-grounds and 2 undergrounds with the overall track length 24.799 km.
With an inherited idea from planning one view for one line, all the 9 above ground stations are of similar layout and alike appearance. There were 3 design institutes, 5 cladding contractors and many partner institutes working on the Line, Signal, Power Supply etc. The management mode of the project was more like a matrix of multi-to-multi than a radiation of one-to-multi.

The basic type of the stations is a building of 3 storeys with rails in the centre or on both sides, MEP on ground floor and the second together with entrance hall while platform on the third.

Moreover, the aesthetic request for a new station at that time was raised by Beijing Municipal Commission...