Between Facebook, Twitter, online streaming, and even 2-Day Shipping, it’s easy to feel like all earthly boundaries and impediments—time, space, geographic features, inconvenience—have been finally transgressed. But your morning commute would very quickly tear you away from any such delusions. Despite all our finger-swiping savvy and invisible cloud infrastructures, we have yet to achieve similar powers of apparition/disapparition that would instantly propel our bodies from place to place. Meaning, there’s still very much a need for planes, trains, and automobiles—and all the architecture that corresponds to each.
These are the finalist from the A+ “Transportation” typology. We’re not only talking airports and bus/train stations here, but also parking structures, port facilities, and boat piers, too. So grab your passport and take advantage of one of these transpiration hubs. Spot a favorite? Make sure to vote for it over at the
A+ Public Voting site.
AIRPORTS
Bodrum International Airport?Tabanlioglu Architects?
Bodrum, Turkey
Carrasco International AirportRafael Vinoly Architects
?Montevideo, Uruguay
San Francisco International Airport Transit 2?Gensler?
San Francisco, California
BUS & TRAIN STATIONS
Bus station Osijek?Rechner Architects?
Osijek, Croatia
Rest stops?J. Mayer H. Architects?
Gori, Georgia
The Yardmasters BuildingMcBride Charles Ryan?
Melbourne, Australia
PARKING STRUCTURES
Bicycle station ICE Bahnhof Erfurt?Osterwold°Schmidt EXPANDER?
Erfurt, Germany
Chesapeake Car Park One?Elliott + Associates?
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Enlighten your light?labers12?
Bolzano, Italy
UC Davis Medical Center Parking Structure III?Dreyfuss & Blackford?
Sacramento, California
UNI Multimodal Transportation Facility
Substance Architecture
Cedar Falls, Iowa
PORT FACILITIES & BOAT PIERS
Development of Cruise Terminal Extension Project
?Martín Lejarraga arquitecto?
Cartagena, Spain
Guertin Boatport?5468796 Architecture?
Storm Bay, Canada
Marine Company 01
?CR Studio Architects, PC?
New York
Pavillon AlpenquaiCometti Truffer Architects?
Zug, Switzerland