Welcome to the Station of the Future, where mobility and experience converge in a new dimension. This station is more than just a departure and arrival point; it is a vibrant, inspiring place that seamlessly aligns with the needs of the modern traveler. It is an extension of work, living, and social interaction, designed with convenience, accessibility, and sustainability in mind.

At the Station of the Future, the customer experience takes center stage. From “door to door,” every journey becomes a comfortable experience, with disruptions prevented and waiting times eliminated. The station provides an inclusive, circular, and climate-adaptive environment, equipped with smart technologies that optimize the travel experience. From autonomous vehicles picking you up at home to sensors ensuring clean, efficient spaces, everything works together to make your journey as pleasant as possible.

The Station of the Future is accessible to everyone, offers sustainable solutions, and encourages conscious travel. It is a flexible, modular space that adapts to the changing needs of travelers and societal challenges. Safety, comfort, and innovation are central, featuring smart apps, predictive technologies, and a network of interconnected stations.

The Station of the Future is the next step in the evolution of mobility. Here, the journey is not just about getting from one place to another but becomes an experience that inspires and connects.

The first layer accommodates the basic function of the station: traveling. Pedestrians enter the platform via tapis roulants. These escalators are placed exactly on one-fourth and three-fourths of the platform, so that travelers are immediately distributed on the platform. You are provided with information through the multimast (in which facilities such as cameras and WiFi are integrated), dynamic information bars and via your own mobile phone. There are glass walls along the entire length between the platform and the track. Only when the train has arrived do the glass doors in these walls open so that passengers can get on and off. The glass walls ensure that the platform can accommodate more travelers while increasing safety.

Switching to other means of transport today is mostly done outside, where there is often not enough space. In the station of the future this function is integrated in the station itself, in the second layer, above the platforms. This layer immediately functions as a roof for the "travel layer". The transfer platform functions as a one-way street for all conceivable modalities. It is a mobility hub and station hall in one that is accessible for taxis, bicycles, segways or pods, which you can also rent or borrow there. You can also quickly get something to eat and via one of the six tapis roulants you can easily go to the platforms from this layer

The third layer is all about meeting. This health & conference center contains various social functions that add a lot in the heart of the cities above the station. This makes the station a destination in itself. You can visit events here at the conference center and work in one of co-work spaces. You can also recharge in the fitness & health center or take a walk through the inner garden or enjoy the peace in one of the outdoor courts. And you can get some food from the restaurants' reception desks or have a drink on one of the pleasant terraces.

Finally, you can even spend the night at the station of the future. You stay in one of the hotel rooms, in the fourth floor, as high as possible above the platforms and, as far as possible, away from the crowds. The hotel rooms are located around a park-like space. You can also use the running track here. In the middle of this layer is a large glass roof with solar cells and lush vegetation. Naturally, the entire complex is made with sustainable materials, from Cradle 2 Cradle tiles to noise barriers made from elephant grass. The structure is made of solid wood (cross laminated timber) with which the station even has a function in storing CO2. In short, the station of the future combines the practice of today with the best of tomorrow. It is a hub for travel and transfer, but also a sustainable and meaningful destination and place of residence.