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This intermodal station, linking the metro with the Montreal-Dorion/Rigaud, Montreal-Blainville, and Montreal-Delson/Candiac commuter trains, takes its kiosk's rounded blue and steel form from the commuter trains it serves. The kiosk is surrounded by a bus loop.
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Inside the kiosk, walkways on either side surround the sunken mezzanine just below street level. The mezzanine in turn opens onto the platform, which provides a direct visual link between the tracks and the outside. From the mezzanine, a staircase leads to the tunnel connecting the metro and commuter train stations.
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The sleek modern interior of the station is done with slanting cement walls, rounded joints and seats, and futuristic lighting strips.
Natural light is admitted and tinted brilliant colours by a stained-glass window by Marcelle Ferron, and reflected at random angles throughout the volume by a large spiral-shaped linear sculpture of stainless-steel tubes.
A tunnel from the mezzanine leads to the open-air commuter train platforms behind the station. They feature the attractive, red-brown curved light standards and sign frames common to most stations on the Dorion/Rigaud line.
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