A railroad station building design typically includes a large waiting area for passengers with seating, ticket counters, restrooms, and often a café or other amenities. The building may also feature platforms and covered shelters for passengers boarding and disembarking from trains. Additionally, railway stations may have storage rooms, offices for railroad staff, and mechanical workshops for train maintenance. The design often incorporates architectural features that reflect the history and regional character of the area, such as traditional materials, arches, and decorative elements.
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