The tiny Austrian village of Krumbach has commissioned international architecture firms to build avant-garde bus stops.
The "Bus:Stop" project was conceived by Krumbach's cultural association, which hired prominent Austrian architect Dietmar Steiner to act as curator. Though he counts major architects from around the world among his contacts, he chose to maintain a boutique feel: "No starchitects, just small offices with sculptural interest."
— spiegel.de
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I love the image of a tiny rural town (I've been to Vorarlberg, years ago) with these nutty little structures scattered all through it. Just a regular part of the townscape.
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