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Rotterdam
Beurs station
Artworks on wood have a maximum size of 75 × 100 cm.
Rotterdam is in population the second city of the Netherlands, but it was the very first to have a metro. Station Beurs is the heart of the network as the two axis of the network cross here and therefore it’s an important transfer station. Yet, with a location in the very city center it’s also an important destination to many travelers.
On the North South axis the lines D (light blue) and E (dark blue) run and on the East West axis the lines A (green), B (yellow) and C (red) run.
This artwork also gives a slight nod to station Eendrachtsplein and Leuvehaven.
Nowadays the metro has been extended to Den Haag (The Hague) Central Station and to Hoek van Holland. The network now has over 70 stations.
Artworks on wood have a maximum size of 75 × 100 cm.
Rotterdam is in population the second city of the Netherlands, but it was the very first to have a metro. Station Beurs is the heart of the network as the two axis of the network cross here and therefore it’s an important transfer station. Yet, with a location in the very city center it’s also an important destination to many travelers.
On the North South axis the lines D (light blue) and E (dark blue) run and on the East West axis the lines A (green), B (yellow) and C (red) run.
This artwork also gives a slight nod to station Eendrachtsplein and Leuvehaven.
Nowadays the metro has been extended to Den Haag (The Hague) Central Station and to Hoek van Holland. The network now has over 70 stations.
