Olimpiyskaya ( Ukrainian: Olimpіyska ) is the 23rd metro station in Kiev . It is located on the Obolonsko-Teremkovskaya line , between the Lev Tolstoy Square stations and the Ukraine Palace . Opened December 19, 1981 under the name "Republican Stadium." The modern name is from July 11, 2011 [2] [3] , from the nearby Olympic NSC . Passenger traffic - 31.3 thousand people / day [4] .
| Olympic | |
|---|---|
| Olimpіyska Obolonsko-Teremkovskaya line | |
| Kiev metro | |
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| Area | Pechersky |
| opening date | December 19, 1981 |
| Design name | central Stadium |
| Former names | Republican Stadium |
| Type of | pylon three-vaulted deep |
| Depth, m | 36.5 |
| Number of platforms | one |
| Platform type | island |
| Platform shape | straight |
| Platform length, m | 100.0 |
| Architects | T. A. Tselikovskaya , A. S. Krushinsky |
| Artists | A. P. Milovzorov [1] |
| The station was built | Kievmetrostroy |
| Exit to the streets | Greater Vasilkovskaya, Physical Education |
| Ground transportation | Tr 3, 9, 12, 14, 40, 40k, 91H A 5, 20, 69 |
| Mode of operation | 5: 38–0: 10 |
| Station code | 219 |
| Nearby Stations | and |
Content
Design
Pylon-type deep-laying station . It has three underground halls - the middle and two halls with landing platforms. The halls of the station are interconnected by a number of aisles-portals that alternate with pylons . The design of the station is a series of new solutions, first used in the Kiev metro - thin pylons of complex shape and all openings to the platforms, which is especially important, given the passenger flows during sporting events.
The pylons and track walls are faced with gray marble and highlighted with small chrome sconces , and the ceiling is bright white. The central axis of the hall is emphasized by a series of round chromed lamps with thin stretch marks. At the end of the hall there is a composition in the form of the Olympic flame , composed of red and blue smalt of different shades.
Immediately after the opening of the station, the lamps were equipped with milky-white glass shades of cylindrical shape, and there were no Olympic rings on the composition at the end of the hall [5] .
The middle hall is connected via an escalator tunnel with a three-band single-march escalator to the underground lobby, which goes into the underground passage under Bolshaya Vasilkovskaya Street. There is no ground lobby.
Images
Landing platform
Pylon shape
Composition at the end of the central hall
Former name on the waybill
Door on the track wall
The lamp in the central hall
Escalator tilt
Bas-relief “ Ice Hockey ” in the box office
Decorative grille in the underground lobby
Work Mode
Opening - 5:38, closing - 0:04
Departure of the first train in the direction of:
Art. "Heroes of the Dnieper" - 5:43
Art. Exhibition Center - 5:52
Departure of the last train in the direction of:
Art. "Heroes of the Dnieper" - 0:14
Art. Exhibition Center - 0:24
Notes
- ↑ Chubenko Marina. Funny hogs settled on Khreshchatyk: [“Today” found craftsmen whose creations adorned the metro subway.] (Inaccessible link) // “Today”. - No. 39 (2875). - 2008. - February 19. - S. 10. (Retrieved March 14, 2012)
- ↑ Publication of Kyiv city for the sake of No. 191/5578 issue 25 grass 2011 of the rock "About the change of station of the Kiev metro" // "Khreschatyk". - No. 80 (3905). - 2011. - 3 worms. (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About changing the station “Republican Stadium” [from 11 April 2011 to the station station “Republican Stadium” we will function with new stations name “Olimpiska]] // Official website of KP“ Kyiv. - 2011. - 7 sticks. (Ukrainian)
- ↑ Passenger traffic at the stations of the Kiev metro in 2011. (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment January 29, 2012. Archived on October 19, 2013.
- ↑ Kіlesso S.K. Kyiv Kyiv architecture. - Kyiv: Budivelnik, 1987 .-- 160 p. (Ukrainian)