The Electric Fuelling Station of the Future

HONOURABLE MENTION: Waypoint One

Sean Solowski | Toronto, Canada

Vehicle charge points wrap the perimeter of a central pavilion, creating a safe zone that minimizes overlap between pedestrian and vehicle movement. Dedicated barrier-free spaces, curb cuts and ramps provide a fully accessible facility for travellers of all abilities.

The timber canopy extends inward to a protected courtyard, forming a partially covered space sheltered from rain and snow. The overall shape draws inspiration from automotive design as well as biophilic concepts: Rounded and organic shapes echo natural elements, while embracing engineering-like precision.

A view of Waypoint One illuminated at night.

The parking and charging area for electric cars.

Communal gathering spaces, inspired by Indigenous principles, are integrated into the experience.

The overall site plan for the station.

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