Design and Architecture
Can High-Speed Rail Connect Us?
Columnist Joe Mathews recently visited Germany and experienced high-speed rail for the first time (on a 300-km-per-hour train from Frankfurt to Cologne), and was frightened. But he also marveled at how German high-speed rail stations combine so many different kinds of transportation and draw people.
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readColumnist Joe Mathews recently visited Germany and experienced high-speed rail for the first time (on a 300-km-per-hour train from Frankfurt to Cologne), and was frightened. But he also marveled at how German high-speed rail stations combine so many different kinds of transportation and draw people. Architecture writer Sam Lubell asks whether the newly-built ARTIC rail station in Anaheim lives up to that standard.
ARTIC Dreams, a video co-produced for KCRW by Sam Lubell,
filmed and edited by Alex Hallajian,
with support of KCRW’s Independent Producer Project
