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The building also serves as a visitor's center, and was been designed to include retail space and an art gallery.
The building also serves as a visitor's center, and was been designed to include retail space and an art gallery.
The Downtown Transit Center was designed by [[Wallace Roberts & Todd]]<ref>[http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/bu/?id=1152868 Charlottesville Transit Center] Emporis.com, retrieved 29 Jun 2009.</ref>.
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Completed in 2008, The Downtown Transit Center is the central hub of the Charlottesville Transit Service (CTS) bus system. It is located on the east end of the downtown mall, adjacent to the Charlottesville Pavilion and across from city hall. It was the first municipal building in Virginia to receive a LEED-NC Gold status award for its environmentally-friendly design and construction.

The building also serves as a visitor's center, and was been designed to include retail space and an art gallery.

The Downtown Transit Center was designed by Wallace Roberts & Todd[1].

References

  1. Charlottesville Transit Center Emporis.com, retrieved 29 Jun 2009.