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DEVELOPMENT OF INTERMODAL TRANSPORT HUBS IN THE 21ST CENTURY METROPOLIS THE GREATER PARIS EXAMPLE Andreas HEYM 17-18 October 2013 Director International Development, AREP Ville, France Session 2B : Station design around the world Компания The company AREP представляет собой многопрофильную архитектурную, градостроительную, инженерную и консультативную фирму. Опыт АРЕПа обосновляется работой, творчеством и талантом группы 500 профессионалов 20 разных национальностей: градостроителей, архитекторов, дизайнеров, инженеров, техников, сметчиков, экономистов ... AREP проектирует и строит по всему миру, для государственных и местных органов власти, железнодорожных компаний, институционных инвесторов, а также для частных клиентов.. AREP является 100% дочерней компанией французских железных дорог СНЦФ и частью дирекции вокзалов СНЦФ: "Вокзалы и связи". AREP находится в Париже, с офисами в Пекине и Ханое and Moscow. Денежный оборот АРЕПа в 2012 году составил около 55 M €. AREP имеет сертификат ISO 9001. AREP is a multidisciplinary architectural, urban development, engineering and consulting firm. AREP’s expertise is based on the work, creativity and talents of a group of 500 professionals of 20 different nationalities : Urban planners, architects, designers, engineers, technicians, quantity surveyors, economists… AREP designs and builds worldwide, for state and local public authorities, railway companies, institutional investors as well as for private clients. AREP is a 100% subsidiary of French Railways SNCF and part of the SNCF Station Directorate Gares & Connexions. AREP is based in Paris, with offices in Beijing, Hanoi and Moscow. AREP’s turnover in 2012 was around 55 M€. AREP is certified ISO 9001. 2 Компания The company Wuhan station, China Avignon TGV station, France Valence TGV station, France Shanghai South station, China Strasbourg station, France Torino Porta Susa station, Italy Aix-en-Provence TGV station, France Gwang Myeong station, Seoul 3 Marseille St Charles station, France Aix-en-Provence TGV station, France Lieusaint station, France 3 Компания The company Ramses II station square and urban development, Cairo, Egypt XiZhiMen station and CBD, Beijing, China Vung Tau urban development, Vietnam Financial Tower, Ho-Chi-Minh City, Vietnam 4 The company > Designing spaces for people on the move St Petersburg Ekaterinburg Tver Krasnoyarsk Poznan Moscow Brussels Lodz Irkutsk Khabarovsk Volgograd Lviv Krasnodar FRANCE Budapest Astrakhan Vladivostok Beijing Torino Sochi Athens Tianjin Seoul San Francisco Union City Tanger Oujda Nanjing Tokyo Las Vegas Fes Cairo Dammam Chengdu Shanghai Casablanca Doha Mekkah Wuhan Florida Dubai Djeddah Shenzen Hanoi Mumbai Ho-Chi-Minh City Aceh AREP has developed projects and consultancy in Europe, North America, North Africa, the Middle-East and Asia 5 Shanghai South station, China 6 Wuhan station, China 7 Компания The company Qing Dao HSR station, China (under construction) 8 Компания The company St Petersburg Tver Moscou Krasnodar Volgograd Ekaterinburg Sochi Astrakhan Krasnoyarsk Khabarovsk Irkutsk Vladivostok AREP Projects in Russia 9 Компания The company Skolkovo Innovation Center master plan, Russia 10 Компания The company Volgograd station, Russia Astrakhan station development, Russia Rizhsky station development, Moscow, Russia Krasnodar station commercial development, Russia 11 Компания The company Moscow Kazansky station commercial development, Russia 12 Moscow Metro, Technopark TPU, station & commercial development, Russia 13 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme, France – Matrix metropolitan rail network 15 13/03/2012 16 Coherence with the national rail and HSR networks 17 18 Intermodality Le Bourget 20 Le Bourget Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – Le Bourget Metropolitan hub and site development, France 21 22 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – Le Bourget Metropolitan hub and site development, France 23 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – Le Bourget Metropolitan hub and site development, France 24 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – Le Bourget Metropolitan hub and site development, France 25 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – Le Bourget Metropolitan hub and site development, France TRANSPORT LOCAL TANGENTIELLE BUS RER B+ METRO LIGNE 7 METRO RAPIDE DU GRAND PARIS Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – Le Bourget Metropolitan hub and site development, France 26 Le Bourget 27 Paris St Denis Stade de France RER B station, Paris region, France 28 Scénario 1 – plan masse Scénario 1 – vues 3D Scénario 1 - Coupe Scénario 1 – vues 3D 33 34 Paris St Denis Stade de France RER B station, Paris region, France 35 Paris St Denis Stade de France RER B station, Paris region, France 36 Paris St Denis Stade de France RER B station, France 37 Paris St Denis Stade de France RER B station, France 38 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 39 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 40 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 41 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 42 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 43 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 44 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 45 Greater Paris Transport Development Scheme – St Denis-Pleyel Metropolitan hub and site development, France 46 Paris-Haussmann Saint Lazare RER E station 47 Paris-Nord / Paris Est : Magenta RER E station 48 Paris-Nord / Paris Est : Magenta RER E station 49 Paris-Nord / Paris Est : Magenta RER E station 50 Paris-Haussmann Saint Lazare RER E station 51 52 RER E west extension, Paris La Defense CBD station, France 53 RER E west extension, Paris La Defense CBD station, France 54 Lieusaint-Moissy station, Paris region, France 55 Lieusaint-Moissy station, Paris region, France 56 Lieusaint-Moissy station, Paris region, France 57 Lieusaint-Moissy station, Paris region, France 58 59 Conclusions - Metropolitan stations are urban projects - Stations are complex projects with many interfaces - Rail infrastructure & stations have to be designed together - Study methodology : iterative approach, project centred - Necessity of public outreach & discussion - Optimizing : intermodality, public space, commerce & services plus offices, hotels, housing, … - Modern metropolitain stations become the centers of their districts, new centres of urban & civic life ! 60 ...Thank you for your kind attention 16, Авеню Д'Иври 75647 Париж Седекс 13 - Франция тел + 33 1 57 27 19 13 факс + 33 1 57 27 19 01 сот + 33 6 09 18 34 23 AREP – филиал Французских Железных Дорог SNCF.
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