COMPOUND OBJECT (4 Items)

Service Building Item Info

View from Platform 3...
Service building by Max Vogt at Au ZH railway station pictured from platform 3 facing southeast.
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View from Station Access...
Service building by Max Vogt at Au ZH railway station pictured from the station access road facing west.
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Inventar historischer Bahnhöfe: Au...
Inventar historischer Bahnhöfe: Au ZH - application/pdf
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Au ZH: Aufnahmegebäude, Güterschuppen...
Au ZH: Aufnahmegebäude, Güterschuppen und Nebengebäude - record
RECORD
Building Type:
Rail Infrastructure
Location:
Au ZH
Year of Construction:
1981
Object Description:

The service building in Au ZH was built in 1981.

Originally used as a service building for the railway station, it was partly demolished around 2002. Only the western section remains in its initial shape, a new part was added in place of the demolished part. Today, the new section houses a convenience store, the older section is estimated to still be a service building for SBB.

The historic part of the building still has the characteristical appearance of an exposed concrete façade. Rectangular lighting slits, which can often be seen in Max Vogts designs, are featured on the northern and southern façades.

Spatial Context:
The building is situated as a single-storey cuboid in between the Seestrasse and the railway tracks, embedded at the bottom of the slope of the terrain that rises on both sides of the station. To the east of the convenience store there is another historic railway building. Together, they open up a square-like situation which is spatially separated from the Seestrasse by a decrease in ground level.
Tags:
Vertical Wall Openings Building Height Relative Position
Address:
Seestrasse 314, 8804 Au ZH
Conservation State:
partly demolished
Object Bibliography:
AU083 on Zotero
External Resources:
SBB Journey Planner Wikidata Item Wikimedia Commons Category OpenStreetMap Object EGID
Source
Preferred Citation:
Twente, Moritz and Luisa Omonsky: Service Building in Au ZH (Object ID au083). Part of: Max Vogt – Morphologies of Arriving, retrieved: 03.09.2024.
Reference Link:
https://mtwente.github.io/maxvogt/items/au083.html
Rights
Rights:
CC BY SA 4.0, Moritz Twente
Standardized Rights:
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/