Every subway station in New York is unique, but Fulton Center is special. When you first get off the 2 or the 3 train, that isn’t obvious. Maybe it’s a little brighter—there’s that light ...

The gleaming copper walls and circular peephole-style windows found on Line 11 create an unmistakable steampunk environment. The copper panels sweep across the walls, scrubbing the station clean ...

Solna, Sweden. Stockholm takes its subway art seriously. So seriously, in fact, that city dwellers consider it “the world’s longest art exhibit,” clocking in at around 68.4 miles in length.

The New York City Subway, it's crowded, it's dirty, it's hot, and it's one of the most dynamic and exciting places. in the world. Hi, I'm Michael Wyetzner, and I've been an architect ...

Plans for the construction of New York City's subway line date back to 1864. Later in 1900, the 18th Street Station was built as part of the route segment from Great Jones Street to 41st Street.

Also, Christie station literally caught fire in 1976, and while most of the original design stayed, the colour for the lettering was changed from green to a reddish brown. Fun font facts ...

The National Register of Historic Places lays out the station has original glass wall tiles, a set of 10 eagle plaques made by the Grueby Faience Company and other “unifying decorative elements ...

We want your input to inspire the designs for Scarborough’s future subway stations! We are reaching out to the community to help us envision what the station feature walls could look like.