Málaga Bus Station
Málaga, Spain
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Málaga Bus Station, completed in 1985, is a postmodern structure designed by José Seguí that serves as the principal transportation hub for provincial and interprovincial bus services in Málaga, Spain. The building exemplifies the postmodern architectural idiom of its era, marking a departure from the strict functionalism of earlier transport infrastructure design.
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- Type
- bus station
- Place
- Málaga, Spain
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