Abstract
<p>The paper describes structural art and aesthetics of distinguished large railways stations that has been built or are still under development as a part of the re-urbanization of large cities and as a highlights of “Station Renaissance” trend. Three mega-stations – Berlin Hauptbahnhof, St Pancras and Tokyo station are examples of aesthetic stations that have qualities of structural art.</p>
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