Arnhem Central Train Station - Exterior

The ambitious Arnhem Central Transfer Station opened in late 2015 after 20 years in the making. It was the result of a massive masterplanning effort to redevelop the wider area around the station. As the new face and "front door" of Arnhem, Netherlands - the station aims to be a node between Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Arnhem Station does a spectacular job at bringing together various modes of transportation, from trains to buses to cars to bicycles through the fluidity of form of architecture. The terminal features a twisting central structural element that supports the roof and allows for large column-free spans, and the circulation of cyclists, pedestrians and cars around each other. The inside and outside come together in the terminal where ceilings, walls and floors transition seamlessly between one another.