The transformation of the transportation side of Denver Union Station in Lower Downtown — the ground-level and underground terminals for buses and rail — are 95 percent complete.
The tracks are laid for commuter lines extending to Denver International Airport, Arvada and Westminster.
The 980-foot-long bus terminal, built 25 feet underground and with room for 22 buses to drop off and pick up passengers simultaneously, is done.
Natural light from seven skylights floods the silent waiting area.
Gleaming…
The transformation of the transportation side of Denver Union Station in Lower Downtown — the ground-level and underground terminals for buses and rail — are 95 percent complete.
The tracks are laid for commuter lines extending to Denver International Airport, Arvada and Westminster.
The 980-foot-long bus terminal, built 25 feet underground and with room for 22 buses to drop off and pick up passengers simultaneously, is done.
Natural light from seven skylights floods the silent waiting area.
Gleaming…