Designed by Zaha Hadid, the new station – a construction consisting of concrete, glass and steel in the form of a bridge – is characterized by numerous curved shapes. Traffic flows from travelers inspired the architect to create this extraordinary shape.

"Porta del Sud" Railway Station, Italy
Naples Afragola, Italy

  • Construction period: June 2015 - June 2017
  • Railway station for high-speed trains in Naples Afragola as a major intersection on the Rome‑Naples‑Salerno line, designed in the form of a bridge which floats 30 m over the railway tracks
  • Futuristic constructed structure with complex shapes, S-shaped arches, curved walls, intersecting and converging halls and pathways
  • Architecture symbolizes the movement of the travellers

 

 

 

 

Main Application
Civil Engineering
Project participants
Architect: Zaha Hadid
Main Contractor: Astaldi S.p.a.

The Project

Impressions from the project process

Project Information

Ing. Roberto Giovannini, Site Manager for Astaldi S.p.a.
Ing. Roberto Giovannini, Site Manager for Astaldi S.p.a.
Ing. Roberto Giovannini
Site Manager
The construction of the station in Afragola, designed by Zaha Hadid, was not a simple undertaking – we had to bring the future-oriented architectural concept together with the working material used: concrete. One can say that this was successfully mastered thanks to the excellent collaboration between Astaldi and PERI!

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Designed by Zaha Hadid, the new station – a construction consisting of concrete, glass and steel in the form of a bridge – is characterized by numerous curved shapes. Traffic flows from travelers inspired the architect to create this extraordinary shape.
Designed by Zaha Hadid, the new station – a construction consisting of concrete, glass and steel in the form of a bridge – is characterized by numerous curved shapes. Traffic flows from travelers inspired the architect to create this extraordinary shape.