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Building: SHIN-YAMAGUCHI STATION NORTH-SOUTH FREE PASSAG

新山口駅 南北自由通路

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Shin-Yamaguchi Station's North-South Free Passage represents a contemporary approach to railway station design, seamlessly connecting the northern and southern areas of the terminal complex. Developed through collaboration between JR West Consultants, renowned botanist Patrick Blanc, and other key architectural firms, this passage exemplifies modern transit infrastructure. The involvement of Patrick Blanc suggests innovative integration of vertical greenery within the passage design. This project demonstrates how contemporary station architecture can enhance user experience while creating functional connections within urban transportation hubs, serving as an important case study for Japanese railway modernization efforts.

Shin-Yamaguchi Station's North-South Free Passage represents a contemporary approach to railway station design, seamlessly connecting the northern and southern areas of the terminal complex. Developed through collaboration between JR West Consultants, renowned botanist Patrick Blanc, and other key a

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Shin-Yamaguchi Station's North-South Free Passage represents a contemporary approach to railway station design, seamlessly connecting the northern and southern areas of the terminal complex. Developed through collaboration between JR West Consultants, renowned botanist Patrick Blanc, and other key architectural firms, this passage exemplifies modern transit infrastructure. The involvement of Patrick Blanc suggests innovative integration of vertical greenery within the passage design. This project demonstrates how contemporary station architecture can enhance user experience while creating functional connections within urban transportation hubs, serving as an important case study for Japanese railway modernization efforts.