TAXI station hails a cab for you
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The full-sized TAXI station would feature the lettering down one side, showing clearly what the building is for
The half-sized TAXI station would feature the lettering on two sides, making it a beacon for taxis and potential passengers
The top-down view of the floor-plan shows just how much has been squeezed into a compact building designed for urban spaces
How the TAXI station would look at night
How the TAXI station would look during the day
Article Summary
For people who live in towns and cities, catching a taxi cab is a regular pastime. Hailing one on the street can be dangerous, and persuading one to stop seems to be more about luck than anything else. Taxi stands or taxi ranks provide an alternative, but they normally amount to nothing more than a structure to keep out the worst of the weather. The TAXI station from Designnobis seeks to up the ante, providing a visual presence for taxi cabs and their potential passengers.
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