A standout example of how transit infrastructure can become civic space.
As featured in Interior Design magazine, Line 5 Eglinton brings together 15 underground stations designed to serve more than 100,000 daily riders, while creating a cohesive experience across the line.
“Warm material palettes, open sightlines, integrated daylight, and consistent wayfinding graphics anchored by signature Eglinton Orange—stitches the 12-mile line together while allowing each station to retain its own neighborhood character.”
The result is a transit system designed not only for movement, but for accessibility, adaptability and a lasting sense of place.
Read the full feature in Interior Design: https://sandow.dragonforms.com/loading.do?omedasite=id_new
