Photography | Interiors
Photographed by:
Stuttgart 21
Ingenhoven Architects
Photographed by:
Ingo Rasp
Short description
Stuttgart 21 is the complete reorganization of the Stuttgart rail node which involves four new stations,
57 kilometers of new railway tracks, 59 kilometers of tunnel tubes, 16 tunnels and culverts and 44 bridges.
The future Stuttgart main station is the project's primary structure. The roof of the about 450 meters long platform hall, designed by Ingenhoven Architects, consists of 28 chalice-shaped pillars – a concrete shell design that has never been built before.
The structural engeneering of the complex system was realised by renown Werner Sobek.
The chalice-shaped pillars are about 32 meters in diamater and up to 12 meters high. Large glass domes on 23 of the chalice pillars will provide daylight in the platform hall.
Entry details
LocationStuttgart, Germany
Studio Name
Ingenhoven Architects
Photographer NameIngo Rasp
Photography creditsIngo Rasp
