HISTORY,
The railway station, with a colonnade, canopy, pedestrian underpass, platforms and platform roofing is of general importance due to its architectural, cultural-historical and civil engineering value. The railway station was designed by architect K. van der Gaast.
The station has cultural-historical value due in part to the presence of sculptures and a restaurant with glasswork and glass artwork. The strong link between the interior and exterior carries great significance.
At the front, on the upper level, there is a restaurant with the original chandeliers. These chandeliers were renovated by W3 Product in compliance with their historical origin.

RESTORATION
The restoration includes:
Cleaning the existing brass chandeliers (removing paint and polishing)
Cleaning the glass filigree shades for chandeliers and wall chandeliers (with demineralised water)
Creating 3 extra brass chandeliers
Creating filigree shades following the Venini process.
Electrical connections (circuits, LED lights, dimmers)