The non-advertising bus stop shelters will be 12 feet in length and provide weather-protecting radius roof and perforated metal walls.
Company has developed a customized SmartPlace™ transit shelter solution that includes real-time passenger information.
The winning public art design by Cameron McLemore embraces the musical and performing arts legacy of the Soulsville neighborhood.
The designs embrace the aloha island spirit by integrating sugar cane patterns and a tropical forest-green paint scheme.
Design embraces Mexican folk art known as “papel picado,” which is created from cutting colorful sheets of tissue paper.
Many of the 29 shelters in this phase also include revenue-generating advertising display kiosks.
The majority of the bus shelters will be five-foot-by-10-foot in size and modeled after Tolar Manufacturing’s popular Signature Sunset line.
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