Norwalk Transit District, Pulse Point
Birdair's PTFE Feature at The Norwalk Transit District in Connecticut Combines Architectural Elegance with Lasting Durability, Redefining Commuter Comfort
Fabric Type: PTFE Fiberglass
Market Sector: Transportation
Project Size: 5625 sq.ft.
Architect: SEA Consultants
Owner: Norwalk Transit District
General Contractor: Waters Construction
Completion Date: April 1, 2010
Birdair's PTFE feature for the Norwalk Transit District in Connecticut offers a revolutionary solution to enhance public transportation infrastructure. PTFE, a high-performance ,weather-resistant material, has been incorporated into the design, providing the Norwalk Transit District with a durable and visually appealing transit hub. This innovative material boasts exceptional longevity and resistance to environmental factors, making it a cost-effective choice for transit shelters and canopies.
The PTFE feature not only adds an aesthetic dimension to the transit district but also ensures that passengers are sheltered from the elements while enjoying a comfortable and sustainable commuting experience. Birdair's commitment to quality and innovation shines through in this project, contributing to the overall improvement of public transit facilities in Connecticut. The new facility consists of an organized safety zone, covered seating zone, pedestrian travel way, seat walls, landscaping, a public gathering area, and an extensive camera security system. The translucent fabric canopies are lighted from below, using high-efficiency LED light fixtures to reduce operational costs, lending a pleasant glow to the area.
