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Caperton Station, Martinsburg, West Virginia
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Client
The City of Martinsburg, 1996
Description
Construction of a 6,000 square foot transportation center, designed to serve the needs of rail, bus and taxi service throughout the region. The new structure mirrors the Italianate Victorian-style of the existing, pre-Civil War hotel building targeted for restoration, and will also accommodate the engineering requirements for the future construction of a proposed two-story crosswalk tower, attached to the facility.
Project Highlights
- Creation of a design which respects the historical integrity of the existing facility, incorporating architectural details used in similar train stations of the era
- Accelerated schedule performance with contract documents completed and approved by State Offices within 120 days of signing
- A City, State and Federally-funded project
- Addition to a landmark on the National Register of Historic Places
- Site landscaping, parking lot and storm water design
- 1997 AIAWV Honor Award for design
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218 West King Street • Martinsburg, West Virginia 25401
304-267-2120 • Fax 304-267-2884 • office@gdaaia.com