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Modular Niagara High Peak Walkway with glass walls covering passenger staircase
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Concourse Brooklyn cruise ship terminal with Tolar Niagara Walkways.
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Tolar Signature Sunset Transit Shelters for the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) CityLYNX Gold Line Streetcar with custom art glass panels for each stop location. The 16’ shelters feature extra deep wide roofs, bronze tint heat-formed radius roof panels, wide and narrow end walls for specific location requirements, and electric security lighting in rear beam for passenger comfort.
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The BRT/Rail station series is both beautiful and well built, bringing a combination of purpose-driven design and unsurpassed durability to your passengers looking to connect with their community. Cutting-edge looks and quality craftsmanship… That’s the Tolar Difference.
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Rail project in Chicago, Illinois. Using the design flexibility of our Niagara series extrusion, the Tolar team designed various sizes of walkways and shelters for Metra, a commuter rail system in the Chicago metropolitan area.
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30’ X 7’ Custom Signature Series rail station shelters located in the Riverside Metrolink Station include aluminum roof panels and decorative battens, radius support posts, integrated map cases, and solar-powered UL listed dusk-to-dawn LED illumination.
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The Peak Shelter 16’ X 7’ is a custom design based on the client’s description of train station architecture and decoration, in Nashville, TN metropolitan area. It has a solid bold presentation, a perfect blend between an industrial look and craftsman architectural style. This shelter allows for an easy and quick assembly procedure, and, once is installed, is very accessible, allowing a 360-degree peripheral view of the surroundings.
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The newly renovated Poinsettia Station in Carlsbad, California includes Tolar-built platform shelters that extend 25-feet long by 14-feet deep, providing weather-protective capacity for large numbers of passengers, which is only anticipated to grow with the new pedestrian grade-separated crossing that will allow two trains to use the station concurrently. The shelters are constructed with high strength steel and an insulated standing seam metal roof. Concrete sleeves embrace the support posts for added strength and durability. Additional shelter amenities include under roof LED lighting in custom enclosures and highly visible station signage.
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Tolar Custom Trolley Shelters in San Diego (CA) featuring all steel construction, custom roof panels, custom lighting, concrete post cladding.
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This 23-ft long bus shelter for WMATA in Washington D.C. features a flat Empire full-welded roof structure with 23-ft x 5-ft roof dripline and 6-in front fascia for branding and street name decals. Weather-protecting 3/8″ clear tempered glass panels comprise center, full end and rear walls, with the rear wall also showcasing an HDDP printed “M Metro” logo. Elecricity provided by 120VAC electrical controls and components. Security lighting is provided via two 8W LED strip lights integrated into the shelter roof. WMATA digital signage is secured with a mounting bracket on the interior roof while the left rear wall is prepared to mount a map case. Seating is provided via an interior lean/grab rail tube.
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These large capacity 16-ft Signature Crescent bus shelters built for Chapel Hill Transit in NC are perfect for University stops as well as busy travel corridors. The all-aluminum construction includes curved solid aluminum roof panels that support dusk-to-dawn solar powered LED illumination integrated into the roof beam. The wide 7-ft deep roof is supported by column posts with strong “I” beam aluminum extrusions and covered escutcheon base plates. Full-length wind-protecting end walls and full height rear walls are made of durable aluminum frames and clear polycarbonate panels providing high visibility for passenger security and clear sight lines for approaching bus operators, while enhancing passenger comfort by providing protection from wind and rain. Amenities in the shelter include durable Mesa benches providing ample passenger seating.
Read our press release about the larger Chapel Hill project of 51 delivered bus shelters here.
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19’ x 9’ Signature Sunset Transportation Network Shelters (Ride-Share) in John Wayne Airport Santa Ana, CA. Comes equipped with Solar Illumination, Two media Display Kiosks, Perforated Metal Walls, Mesa benches, and Escutcheon Covers.
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Modeled after the reverse peak roof Niagara shelter series, the 16-foot, 32-foot, and 48-foot shelters for Tradepoint Atlantic are designed with custom branding and modular flexibility. Amenities, important for a bus shelter in the Baltimore area, include double wind screen walls made of protective polycarbonate and perforated panels, under roof security lighting, and overhead 208V electric 2500W infrared heaters.
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The shelters for Torrance’s RAPID route are 30′ high-capacity transit shelters based on the Signature Empire series. Features include high visibility branding, plentiful seating, low-draw LED illuminated media display kiosks, under roof LED security lighting and real-time information signs.
We invite you to click on the “Project of Distinction” icon above to learn more about this distinctive project.
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13’ x 10’ Sierra High Peak transfer center shelter with Gerard stone ground roof panels, perforated metal walls.
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26’ Euro Shelter with Herringbone walls, integrated map case and matching steel strap bench and trash receptacle.
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13’ x 10’ Sierra High Peak transfer center shelter with aluminum roof panels and glass walls.
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24’ Signature Sunset high capacity transit shelter with aluminum roof panels, glass walls, LED illumination.
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These 12-ft Signature Orion BRT bus shelters, also built in 20-ft lengths, are located in Oklahoma City, OK. Designed and fabricated for EMBARK (formerly Metro Transit), these bus shelters include 120VAC electric security lighting and backlit rear banner sign clearly marking the station names as well as next stations in either direction, providing a sense of calm and confirmation for passengers as they understand where they are and where they are headed.
These Signature-Orion shelters are the same bus shelters as under “non-advertising” SIGNA-ORION-34 found here.
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Nine shelters in five distinctive Signature Sunset models ranging from 12-ft to 48-ft in length were manufactured for the Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District located on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus. The shelters encompass passenger amenities including electric LED roof lighting, Signature Mesa benches, and leaning rails, and map cases perfect for displaying passenger information in all nine of the shelters.
We invite you to click on the “Project of Distinction” icon above to learn more about this distinctive project.
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Two, 30-ft, high-capacity transit shelters located along the RAPID bus rapid transit route at Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance, California, improve the riding experience for daily travelers and feature high visibility branding, plentiful seating, low-draw LED illuminated media display kiosks, under roof LED security lighting and real-time information signs.
With over 200 stores, Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance, California attracts thousands of visitors and draws a large employee base. The on-site transit hub is the way many travel to and from this premier lifestyle center daily. The shelters are modeled after the company’s distinctively modern Signature Empire series, which emulates the beautiful aesthetics of the surrounding area to reflect the character of the fashion center community.
We invite you to click on the “Project of Distinction” icon above to learn more about this distinctive project.
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Tolar Signature Sunset 36-ft x 7-ft BRT stations with Sunset support posts, 3/8-in clear tempered glass, station location branding, LED illumination, housing for various amenities, agency branding marker, and slat benches in Boston, MA.
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Tolar Signature Sunset Transit Shelters for the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) Sprinter Express Bus. The 10’ and 15’ shelters feature custom art glass panels for each stop location, bronze tint heat-formed radius roof panels, rear banner sign for agency branding, and matching Mesa benches.
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10-ft totem-style route-branded kiosk and transit shelter featuring public art rear wall in Gary, IN.
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Tolar Signature Custom 17′ BRT transit shelters located in Riverside and Moreno Valley, California featuring aluminum roof panels, raised decorative battens, support posts with decorative scroll and integrated map case, escutcheon covers, dusk-to-dawn UL listed LED illumination, agency branding with solar-powered backlit signage, station location identifier, and perforated metal bench.
We invite you to click on the “Project of Distinction” icon above to learn more about this distinctive project.
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Tolar Signature Custom 9’ and 17’ Aluminum framed angled flat roof BRT station shelters with laminated glass roofs and aluminum flamed laminated glass walls for Sound Transit stations in Metro Seattle.
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14’ and 18′ Stainless Steel BRT Shelter with lamented glass panels on the roof and dusk to dawn solar illumination, complemented with brushed aluminum branding pylon
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Jacksonville 24’ X 7’ 5” Gull Wing BRT Custom Branding, stainless steel posts, center beam, aluminum roof panels, LED illumination. Includes Mesa Benches, lean rails.
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15’ Signature BRT First Coast Flyer shelters with aluminum roof panels, flat back to back media display kiosk, custom branding over perforated metal panels for JTA in Jacksonville (FL). Project also included 10′ Digital Display Kiosks with 32″ back-to-back LCD digital screens in NEMA-rated enclosures with back lit LED map cases placed below digital screen.
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20’ BRT gull wing shelter with polycarbonate roof panels, steel support poles, camera posts for VTA in San Jose (CA)
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16’ Tolar Signature BRT Shelter for Escondido (CA) with custom columns and a signaling beacon.
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26’ Tolar Signature Custom Street Car Shelter in New Orleans (LA) featuring a high peak roof and integrated recycle slat benches.
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12’ Tolar Signature BRT Solution for Tri-Valley Rapid in Livermore, CA featuring custom agency branded glass, real time information and integrated map case.
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24’ Tolar Signature BRT Solution for Tri-Valley Rapid in Livermore, CA featuring custom agency branded glass, real time information and integrated map case.
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Tolar Signature BRT Display Totem Solution for Monterey Salinas Transit’s JAZZ BRT Featuring a fiberglass roof with stainless steel supports, integrated map display, solar illumination and bull nose display kiosk.
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22’ Tolar Signature BRT Transit Shelter Solution for Monterey Salinas Transit’s JAZZ BRT Featuring a fiberglass roof with stainless steel supports, integrated map display, custom glass and bull nose display kiosk.
I like this, send me more infoTolar’s Award Winning Design Team understands:
- The role of quality transit shelter and street furniture amenities in ridership growth
- The practical approach to balancing costs with needs and desires
- A modular approach to leverage unique part cost containment for multiple transit shelter sizes
- Local building code requirements
- The need for a measurable Quality Control Plan
- How to efficiently work with your chosen engineering design firm(s) with specific experience in technology integration
- Custom branding for success