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Arts For Transit at Kosciuszko Street Euphorbias, 2002, Faceted glass in mezzanine windows and platform windscreens By Ronald Calloway (1954-2002) |
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| (kosciuszkoj1) Looking up from street level at the elevated structure along Broadway at Kosciuszko Street. 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj2) A street level entrance to the Kosciuszko Street Station. | 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj3) An interior view of the modern but simple (other then the stained glass) station house at Kosciuszko Street after fare control. | 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj4) A close up of the very long ADA sign for 'Kosci-uszko Street J Manh'. | 24 July, 2008 |
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| (kosciuszkoj5) The renovation at Kosciuszko St means it has generic metal signs along the platform windscreens. 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj6) Another view down the Manhattan-bound platform at Kosciuszko Street. The one staircase at the eastern end of the platform down to the station house is visible | 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj7) The platform at Kosciuszko Street has a canopy for most of it, there are some places (where cross streets go underneath the elevated line) where a wire mesh replaces the generic metal windscreens allowing views into the neighborhood below. | 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj8) A zoom in shot from Kosciuszko Street at the straight Broadway elevated. Three more identical side platform elevated stations are in view before the Broadway Junction complex off in the distance there are two R42 J trains about to pass one another. | 24 July, 2008 |
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| (kosciuszkoj9) An eight car train of R42s approaches Kosciuszko St. 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj10) An eight car R42 train continues to approach Kosciuszko Street | 24 July, 2008 (kosciuszkoj11) A J train of R42s enters Kosciuzko Street. | 24 July, 2008 |
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