Hollywood/Western station
| Company type | Rapid transit station |
|---|---|
| Industry | Public transportation |
| Founded | 1999 |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles , United States |
Area served | East Hollywood, Los Angeles |
Hollywood/Western station is a subterranean rapid transit facility on the B Line within the Los Angeles Metro Rail network. Positioned beneath the junction of Hollywood Boulevard and Western Avenue, it provides service to the East Hollywood neighborhood, encompassing areas such as Thai Town and Little Armenia.
Station design
The station comprises a single island platform aligned in an east–west direction underneath Hollywood Boulevard, with a mezzanine level situated above. Access points and an elevator are located at the southeast corner of the intersection within a plaza. The architectural design by Escudero–Fribourg Architects incorporates interior elements and artwork by May Sun, which celebrate the cultural diversity of the community. The walls and flooring combine black, gray, and white tiles accented with vibrant colors. Granite pavers display symbols representing Armenian, Chinese, and Mayan cultures; panels on the walls exhibit historic photographs of the local area along with fossils discovered during construction. Above the platform on the mezzanine wall, sculptures depicting two Pacific Electric Red Cars are suspended.
Station layout
Hollywood/Western station features two levels: a mezzanine containing ticket vending machines positioned above a single island platform that serves two tracks.
Connections
As of , available connections include:
- Los Angeles Metro Bus routes: , ,