In that ‘hood, it’s going to last, oh, 3-4 days max?

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It’s already been there a few weeks… looks okay so far. I don’t like how it’s open at the back: that won’t provide much shelter for anyone when it rains and it’s windy.

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The same design was installed on the south-west side of the Civic Center several months ago. Talk about form over function.

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More views would help…

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There’s one at Geary and Powell and one at Geary and Arguello, too, if you want to check one out in person (I am sure there are others but I haven’t seen them!)

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I like the one near my area (over yonder at Civic Center). It’s pretty, and its newness means cleaner seats!

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It’s nice that they have the stop ID on them in case you want to dial 511 for departure times

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They look like they’re packed with hightech features like WiFi and solar panels but its not. Agree with Rachel about the wind, but the big sheets of glass were a magnet for a**holes; i had one near my place on Bush and the glass was busted every few months.

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There’s an awesome specimen of the “Grande” version living at Market and Steuart. Complete with yellow roof!

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Bet it didn’t last an hour before it got tagged.

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yeah they’re neat, I still wonder what’s up with the roofs though, why so red and wavy? It creates a crazy light underneath.

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i thought i was looking at a the ‘new’ muni stop from 1993. c’mon, wavy red plastic roof?

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