re: #211 Dark_Falcon

I prefer the CTA (Chicago Transit Authority)’s greater use of steel in their newer stations, while keeping wood floors instead of concrete. Concrete slabs are ugly and steel and wood can be made to look much better.

Cheap and utilitarian FTW!

Seriously though, there are many great examples of regular mass transit stations across a uniform design, but for cost and function the DLR ones take some beating.

the facades can be as fancy as anyone likes or dislikes, but platforms and ticket halls don’t need to be fancy.