Sydney Olympic Park, railway station
The main entrance of Sydney Olympic Park railway station which serves the stadiums in the western suburb of Homebush Bay. It was designed by Hassell architects and built in 1998 for the 2000 Summer Olympic Games. It is an underground station that is located on a balloon loop. There are limited services on weekdays from Lidcombe station and regular services from other stations during special events.
No wonder it looks so impressive. It was built for Sydney Olympic Park railway station, near the important sports facilities.
ReplyDeleteA remarkable entrance for it's interesting design. It makes it beautiful entrance picture. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteA very impressive entrance.
ReplyDeleteit's huge, not sure what it reminds me of though.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture of this unusual architecture
ReplyDeleteAll such great examples of modern architecture.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive!
ReplyDeleteWow Wonderful
ReplyDeleteWhat a great entrance structure. Thanks for sharing. I can only imagine going down to ride. :)
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I'm reminded of a concert arena.
ReplyDeleteThis doesn't look like a railway station at all. It looks like a larger venue. Seems like the city went all out for the games. #OurWorldTuesday
ReplyDeleteI like the architecture. It looks like an amphitheatre. A concert might go well here if they removed the ticket gates.
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