Shenshan Station Interior Deepening Design

Shenshan Station, developed by China Railway Construction Group Fifth Construction Co., Ltd., exemplifies a new benchmark in transportation architecture through the dual concepts of "ecological symbiosis" and "cultural empowerment." Integrating the coastal genes of the Shenshan Special Cooperation Zone with modern architectural aesthetics, the station redefines the identity of transportation hubs in China. Inspired by marine ecology, the design draws on the curved lines of the coastline and the layered textures of shells, translating them into architectural language. The streamlined curves of the entrance hall dome and walls reflect the rhythm of tides and simulate the sparkle of sunlight on sea waves, creating an immersive spatial experience. Inside, shell-like textured partitions and concave-convex wall designs reinforce the ecological narrative and material richness. The cultural theme "Lush and Prosperous, Enclave in Shenshan" anchors the spatial narrative. The layout of the ticketing area echoes wetland stepping stones, symbolizing organic growth and efficient service. Green plant landscapes and flowing seating in the rest area underscore the harmony of nature and culture. The column-free structure of the entrance hall opens up the visual field, symbolizing the open, collaborative spirit of the region. Clear, organically designed signage and train platform elements embody both functionality and the station's role as a symbol of regional synergy. Prioritizing human-centered design, the station provides functional zoning for varied passenger needs, while integrating smart systems like “i-service” terminals into an ecologically themed environment. The wayfinding system, designed in curved fonts and ocean blue, becomes part of the station’s visual identity, marrying clarity with aesthetics. Shenshan Station is not only a transit hub—it is a civic landmark, a cultural totem, and a poetic structure that expresses the region’s natural beauty and urban ambition. It presents a sustainable, internationally relevant model of transportation architecture rooted in local identity.