Brooks + Scarpa has won a competition to design a new park-and-ride plaza for the future Angle Lake light rail station in Seattle. As part of the 1.6-mile South 200th Link Extension, which will connect Angle Lake to the airport and downtown area by 2016, the $30 million complex will provide the station’s anticipated 5,400 passengers with a pedestrianized plaza, drop-off and retail area, as well as a 1,050-stall parking garage and 35,000 square feet of reserved space for future transit-oriented development.
The Los Angeles-based practice won the commission as part of a collaboration with Harbor Pacific/Graham and BergerABAM. Construction is expected to begin this fall.
Competition
Angle Lake Light Rail StationAward
First PrizeArchitects
Location
South 200th Street, Seattle, WA, USAProject Year
2016Photographs
Brooks + Scarpa
