The architectural concept introduces two new elevated transit stations integrated into a continuous elevated urban rail line, designed to enhance the connectivity and accessibility of the public transportation network. Positioned within a planned linear park belt, the structures are designed to bridge infrastructure gaps while actively contributing to the greening of the urban landscape.

A core focus of the design is a highly sustainable, modular construction method that minimizes overall material consumption and optimizes structural efficiency. The architecture prioritizes an open, lightweight, and light-filled aesthetic, establishing wide, unobstructed viewing corridors toward the historic city center and cathedral.

The stations function as integrated mobility hubs, directly connecting the elevated rail platform with a high-speed bicycle path on the ground level. The transit hubs incorporate a pedestrian-friendly circulation system seamlessly linked to shared mobility zones, including dedicated spaces for car-sharing and charging infrastructure for micro-mobility. Furthermore, the structural canopies double as clean energy generators, with weather protection roofs engineered to integrate solar panels, blending infrastructure with sustainable resource generation.