Comment on The 11 Types of Washington, DC, Metro Station Architecture (2018)Comments−dabluecaboose1moI'm surprised they didn't mention the Pentagon metro, which always stood out to me since instead of having side-by-side platforms, they're stacked vertically within the same vault.I guess it falls under "Waffle" style, though.−fitsumbelay1moI believe Rosslyn is similarly stacked. My 8 year old self assumed was named after The First Lady−dabluecaboose1moI believe you're correct! Two such stations with that orientation should warrant a mention.−andbberger1moboth to facilitate flying junctions
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I'm surprised they didn't mention the Pentagon metro, which always stood out to me since instead of having side-by-side platforms, they're stacked vertically within the same vault.
I guess it falls under "Waffle" style, though.
I believe Rosslyn is similarly stacked. My 8 year old self assumed was named after The First Lady
I believe you're correct! Two such stations with that orientation should warrant a mention.
both to facilitate flying junctions