In 1975 an environmental activist named Ellen Stern Harris begged for shade at her bus stop. Specifically, she wanted a shelter—an aluminum shed framed with clear panels and an overhanging roof.

The new bus stop structures will utilize a modular system flexible enough to adapt to various sized locations and rider volumes. As part of LOHA’s research, ...

It’s a pretty elaborate bus stop structure,” Simoulis said. An artist’s concept shows the proposed Avante Apartments on the corner of Blosser Road and Carmen Lane.

The Oasis shade structure was set to be removed in early November, and like many other bus stops in unincorporated communities in the eastern Coachella Valley, the Avenue 66 and Harrison stop will ...

In 2012, a "highly critical audit of the program" from the city controller found that part of the slowdown had to do with sluggish approval of permits to build the bus stop structures.

In most cities, the bus stop is the lowliest piece of urban infrastructure. Not so in Krumbach, a small, rural town in a region of Austria known as Bucklige Welt (“hunchbacked world”) because ...

The structure can be used as a meditation space, a climbing wall and a bench. WoodShed hopes this bus stop changes how people interact with their everyday environment.

So far, the City has added 613 new bus stop shelters, ... Since then, here are the numbers of shaded structures the City has built at bus stops across Phoenix: 2018: 106. 2019: 66. 2020: 96. 2021: 60.