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April 3, 2003

Texas Medical Center Transit Facility

The Texas Medical Center Transit Facility, a popular station on the MetroRail in Houston, TX, features a Birdair PTFE membrane roof which functions as an open shelter for traveling pedestrians.

Location: Houston, TX USA
Fabric Type: PTFE Fiberglass
Market Sector: Transportation
Project Size: 32,000 sq.ft.
Architect: Rey de la Reza Architects, Inc
Engineer: CBM Engineers, Inc
Owner: Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County
General Contractor: Satterfield & Pontickes
Completion Date: April 3, 2003

A popular station on the MetroRail, The Texas Medical Center Transit Facility, located in Houston, Texas, showcases a remarkable fusion of architectural innovation, and a prominent contributor to this achievement is Birdair's expertise in tensile membrane structures. This transit facility is not just a transportation hub but also a shining example of how architectural aesthetics and functionality can coexist harmoniously.

Birdair's signature feature in this facility is the impressive tensile membrane canopy that envelops the transit area, providing shelter and shade to passengers while adding a distinct visual appeal. The 32,000 sq.ft. of PTFE-coated fabric offers an intriguing interplay of light and shadow, creating a welcoming and visually captivating environment for commuters. Birdair's architectural mastery at the Texas Medical Center Transit Facility showcases the potential of public spaces to be both utilitarian and aesthetically pleasing, elevating the transit experience for all who pass through.

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