Its glass façade reflects the surrounding environment, creating a mix of movements, shapes and colors, that enhance the experience inside. Considering the dynamism of urban mobility and the growing demand for more efficient devices, we designed an adaptable, modular structure, which allows future expansions and spatial rearrangements. We respect the principles of universal accessibility, making use of ramps, tactile floors, and other accessibility devices, eliminating physical and visual barriers, thus enabling safe and fast boarding and disembarking.

We understand the issue of sustainability as a fundamental condition for this project. Based on this, we opted for environmentally certified inputs that are abundant in the region, such as recycled steel and aluminum. Lean construction materials, which reduce construction costs and maintenance time. The roof will act as an element to generate its own electric energy, through a photovoltaic film, which captures direct solar radiation. As a climate strategy, we adopted glass fins, which aerate the top of the structure, and cross ventilation, providing environmental comfort and referencing the rich heritage of the Amazonian architecture.