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i n f r a s t r u c t u r e <strong>buildings</strong> – mineral prot e c t i o n and design<br />
27<br />
KEIM EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTS<br />
HISTORIC RAILWAY<br />
STATIONS IN COLOUR<br />
CHANGING WITH THE TIMES<br />
Railway stations have always been gateways to<br />
the world and important places of urban identity.<br />
In the 19th century, the railway station was an<br />
important type of architectural building, a symbol<br />
of modernity, urbanity and industrialisation. Station<br />
<strong>buildings</strong> were the cathedrals of the industrial age<br />
and played an important role in the development of<br />
modern architecture. Just like parliament <strong>buildings</strong>,<br />
opera houses or town halls, railway stations have<br />
also become important landmarks.<br />
Colour was and still is an important design element,<br />
especially in the context of refurbishments. With<br />
its core expertise in mineral building protection,<br />
KEIM is the right partner here too.<br />
From above: MTA Station, Bronx, New York City, USA; Photo: Paul Warchol<br />
Photography / Wroclaw railway station, Poland / Sklarska railway station,<br />
Poland; Photos: Romuald Sołdek<br />
From above: BART Station 19th Street Oakland, San Francisco, USA; Photo: Emily Huston /<br />
Amstel Station, Amsterdam, Netherlands; Photo: Anneke Bokern, architour