With the advent of the high-speed rail era, many low-speed railway stations have long failed to meet the needs of China's railway development, so most provinces and cities have chosen places with better geographical environment to build high-speed railway station.
In some places, high-speed railway station and the railway station are separated. In order to distinguish these stations from the previous stations, the general stations continue to use the city name plus the location of the station to name the new station. In some places, the railway station and high-speed railway station are divided into east, west, north and south. So the current railway station and high-speed railway station may be in the same location, or they may not be in the same station.
Chuzhou North Station is located in Chuzhou City, Anhui Province. It is a second-class station managed by China Railway Shanghai Bureau Group Co., Ltd., and was completed and put into operation in 1909. It is also one of the important stations on the Beijing-Shanghai line. Chuzhou high-speed railway station Chuzhou Station evolved from the former Chuzhou South Station.
Architectural design of Chuzhou North Station;
The shape of Chuzhou North Station evolved from Zuiweng Pavilion, and the corners on both sides were taken from the meaning of "Pavilion wings on the spring" in Ouyang Xiu's Zuiweng Pavilion, and the name of the station "Chuzhou North" was taken from Su Shi's calligraphy.
The station building is designed according to the maximum number of people gathered 1600. After completion, the station building is a two-story and partially three-story frame structure, with a length of110m and a width of 34. 8 meters, roof height 27. 85 meters, with a total construction area of 7,390 square meters and a total waiting room area of 4,300 square meters, with complete functional design.