The Metropolitan Transportation Authority released new renderings today of the Fulton Street Transit Center.
The new transit hub will connect 11 subway lines and have several retail and dining options for straphangers.
In addition to scores of advertising billboards, the MTA also plans to dedicate plenty of space to wayfinding technology, like maps, and train timetable updates.
The transit center on the corner of Fulton Street and Broadway is slated to open in June 2014.
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