Art Decoration of wooden escalators at Sydney`s Wynyard Railway Station (photo by Australian news website)
According to the Australian News Network, the upgrading of the (Wynyard) railway station in Sydney was completed, and wooden escalators were installed on the ceiling-did any builders look at the drawings? Of course not。 The design, called Interloop, was designed by artist Fox (Chris Fox). Remove the original Class 244 wooden escalator and re-design it up interlaced. Reminiscent of Echel`s mystery, some (Escher puzzle), users jokingly called it "the ladder to heaven."
It is reported that the use of wooden escalators in Winyard Railway Station has been 80 years old. In 1987, the King`s Cross (King`s Cross) Railway Station in London caused a fatal fire by wooden escalators, and the wooden escalators in Winyard Railway Station were therefore no longer popular. Although wooden escalators in Winyard railway station have been treated with fire prevention, many commuter heels are stuck in the gap every day, causing a lot of trouble. As a result, wooden escalators have also been replaced with metal escalators in a multimillion-dollar upgrading of Winyad`s railway station.
With the upgrading of Winyad Railway Station completed, residents can now walk through the track between Market Street and Park Street in downtown Sydney, which is also the busiest shopping area in Sydney.
However, other rail projects are still under construction and trams will not be officially operational until 2019.
