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I would like to thank the people here on railforums.co.uk for the support with my architecture diploma project - Air Rail Link at "Henri Coanda" International Airport Bucharest. This forum is a great source of information and I found many examples that helped me with my work.
My special...
Planes taxiing go over the two red lines in the top-right actually. The blue line runs in a tunnel, enters the underground station then joins the red subway line to the east.
I'm guessing the red lines to the east should be placed at a depth of 7-8m minimum in the plane crossing area. There...
Here are the plans as promised. Click on the thumbnail to see the full size image.
The airport is "Henri-Coanda" International Airport, Romania. (ICAO: LROP, Google Map)
This is some solution I came across. It's not mine. Don't know if that return loop is really necessary since I plan to use...
What are some nice examples of railway/subway shared stations? I'm thinking of Stratford Regional. I'm interested in both shared platforms and/or railway-subway interchange.
It's a dedicated line which goes from the Central Station to the airport. Actually it's the old line used to supply the airport with jet fuel. In the aiport area it should serve also as a link between the different terminals which are as far as 5 km apart. The proposed line should branch off the...
Hello, I'm an architecture student and I'm working on a an airport railway station for my diploma project. I'm not from UK and I'm having some trouble finding information on the subject. I got the gauges and other technical data but I need basic info like, how many lines are needed. I have a...
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