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UBC Transit Shelters
A series of wood, cell-like transit shelters along UBC’s University Boulevard that echo the Katsura tree canopy in dappled light and shadow.
ClientUniversity of British Columbia
Project Type
StatusCompleted
Dates2013
Services
Size120 SM / 1,292 SF
Project Description
One of several public realm pieces designed for UBC, this series of transit shelters along University Boulevard responds to and reflects the surrounding tree canopy, paving, and trolley poles. The shelters form an integral part of the street’s morphology and leave room for future development of adjacent sites. Meant to conceptually extend the Katsura boulevard trees: the wood, cell-like structure aligns with the underside of the mature tree canopy and produces dappled light and shadow. Practically, the durable design provides clear sightlines and wide benches to face the sun or the street.
























