Bus Facility Brings Mass Timber to Northern Arizona
This article originally appeared in Engineering News-Record.
Transit riders in Flagstaff, Ariz., looking for a central hub have been greeted by a “temporary” facility—essentially a glorified parking lot—for more than a dozen years. But a new project wrapping up in the next couple of months will provide a dramatic upgrade.
The $25.5-million first phase of the Mountain Line Downtown Connection Center nestles into an extremely tight footprint surrounded on three sides by a busy railroad line, the main roadway to downtown Flagstaff and active bus terminals. The two-story, 20,938-sq-ft operations center brings mass timber construction techniques to Northern Arizona for the first time, and it is only the second such building in the state.
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