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72000 m²
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Manufacturers: Changxing Qibin Energy Saving Glass Co., Ltd., FACEBOND, Guangdong Golden Curtain Building Materials Co., Ltd, Guangzhou Compton Zhigao Building Materials Co., Ltd, Hebei Zhengbangyuan Aluminum Co., Ltd, Qilu Paint Industry Co., Ltd, Shandong hukouyuan New Material Technology Co., Ltd, zhejiangTransfar Paint Co., Ltd
Lead Architects:
Yu Chen
Architectural Design:
Guo Lei, Jiang Chang, Chen Liguo, Huang Fengming, Du Gangyong, Huo Xu, Zhao Mingyi, Fang Yang, Liu Hui, Wu Hong, Liu Jingjing, Xia Qihong, Wang Xiuxiu, Li Qian, Sun Nengbin, Xu Ming, Wang Mengyao, Li Rongqi, Liu Mingming, Tang Zhichu, Ma Tianle, Wang Yuxin, Wen Huizi, Ma Ye, Gu Chenxi, Wang Menglin, Yue Tingyu (internship), Zhou Zhenyang, Wang Huifang, Xu Yicong
Text description provided by the architects. Suzhounan Railway Station: A “Hexagonal”Station-city Synergy Multi-level Transportation Hub. On December 26, 2024, Suzhounan Railway Station, the nation’s first “hexagonal” Multi-level transportation hub complex, officially commenced operations. Located in the Fenhu High-Tech Zone of Wujiang, Suzhounan Railway Station serves as the external gateway hub for the Yangtze River Delta Ecological Green Integration Demonstration Zone. It is a shared cross-shaped hub station for both the Shanghai-Suzhou-Huzhou High-Speed Railway and the Nantong-Suzhou-Jiaxing-Ningbo High-Speed Railway. The station building covers a total area of 40,000 square meters, with a station yard layout of 4 platforms and 12 tracks (including 2 platforms and 6 tracks for the Shanghai-Suzhou-Huzhou High-Speed Railway, and 2 platforms and 6 tracks for the Nantong-Suzhou-Jiaxing-Ningbo High-Speed Railway). The intercity railway and urban rail transit run parallel within the same underground space, with the four lines forming a “*”-shaped structure.






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