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1. Bus stop in California, US
Designed by artist Dennis Oppenheim, this 50-feet structure in California represents an artistic transition of a bus into a home.
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The tomato-shaped bus stop was built during the Travel Expo show in 1990 for travellers coming to the Nagasaki Prefecture.
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Dubai has some air-conditioned bus stops to make travelling comfortable during the hot summer season.
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There can't be a better way to relax while waiting for a bus.
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This impressive bus stop made of stones is designed by landscape architect Lawrence Halprin.
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Bus stops in San Francisco are hi-tech. They are built with solar panels to produce electricity and offer wi-fi connectivity. San Francisco plans to build over 1000 solar-powered bus stops by 2013.
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This bus stop in Seattle has a contemporary look.
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This colourful bus stop is an attractive place for travellers.
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You just need to sit on the bench to check your weight. The weight is displayed on the board. A health club chain called Fitness First has introduced this in Rotterdam.
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This watermelon-shaped bus stop is in Ishaya, Japan. Several domes resembling different types of fruits have been set up in Japan.
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This is an attractive bus stop in Wellington.


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