Barcelona-Sagrera
La Sagrera, Spain
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Sagrera railway station is a major underground transit hub under construction in Barcelona's Sant Andreu and Sant Martí districts, designed by architect Frank Gehry. Once complete, the station will serve as the primary northern and eastern gateway for the city, complementing Sants station to the south and west. The complex will feature two platform levels accommodating eighteen railway tracks, connecting the Perpignan–Barcelona high-speed line, conventional routes to Cerbère and Mataró, and dedicated Metro stations on lines 4 and 9/10, plus a bus station. The facility is mostly underground except for the station building itself. Part of a larger €2 billion urban redevelopment scheme that includes a 3.7-kilometre linear park over the railways, Sagrera replaces a goods station built between 1918 and 1922 that was demolished in 2007. The groundbreaking ceremony occurred in June 2010, with the project funded through a public partnership of the Spanish Ministry of Public Works and Transport, the Catalan government, and Barcelona City Council.
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- Type
- railway station, underground station
- Place
- La Sagrera, Spain
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