NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY STATION FACE LIFTS VIE WITH BUSY SYSTEM

摘要

Six columns patterned with an array of colorful mosaics still stand along a spacious new corridor in the bustling Union Square subway station in New York City. New elevators descend to the Manhattan underground complex where NAB Construction Corp. cleared old rooms and built wide, connecting corridors. Along with increasing functional space by 30%, the $40-million rehabilitation features remnants of old mosaics from the station's century-old life.