[dimlys1994]

This thread is about public transport in The Hague. Map from urbanrail.net:
http://www.urbanrail.net/eu/nl/dhg/den-haag.htm

 

[Nexis]

Some recent Hague videos from Timosha21


R-Net Trams in Hague, Netherlands 2016

Line E: RandstadRail in Hague/Rotterdam, Netherlands 2016

 

[subbotazh]

The Hague’s elegant new light rail station masters curved glass and steel

The light rail station for The Hague and Rotterdam has a minimal impact on its urban surroundings thanks to its slender steel construction. ZJA Zwarts & Jansma Architects designed the structure as a canopy of platforms covered with curved glass and steel. The station is set to officially open next Monday.

The new station features a sculptural roof that lends it a distinctive appearance but maintains a connection to the human scale. A long viaduct leads trams to the station over 12 meters above ground level, the slender design reducing its impact on the surroundings – particularly the Bezuidenhout-West residential district.

The steel construction enables spans of 35 meters between the pillars, which maintains unobstructed views at ground level and allows the project to subtly blend into the existing urban fabric. The canopy provides protection for passengers walking between the HSE departure station and the main hall of The Hague Central Station.

http://inhabitat.com/the-hagues-ele...ne-station-by-zja-zwarts-jansma-architects-7/

 

[MrAronymous]

Sorry, but I hate those low resolution pictures;

Construction video:

 

[Tramwayman]

 

[BillyF]

 

[DiogoBaptista]

Den Haag Centraal

Den Haag, NL: Intermodal transportation hub, Den Haag Centraal, with bus, tram, metro and commuter lines by nabobswims, no Flickr]

 

[Tramwayman]

 

[Tramwayman]

 

[BillyF]

Metro, Tramway Rotterdam and The Hague (Netherlands)

The Rotterdam subway in the Netherlands was put into service in 1968. The network has 5 lines: A, B, C, D and E. Line E connects Rotterdam to La Haye. The Ro...

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