Today, few people know that Dili Railway Station, which turns fifty years old this year, also had a fast food restaurant with a very special design. The room will be used again at the end of the year, but will be opened to passengers not as a bistro, but as a bathroom.
In addition to the white marble and black quartzite panels visible in other parts of the station, it was dominated by a graceful curved waiting desk, Yugoslav plastic globe lamps, and wall decorations by János Blaski and László Miški. 24. He.
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The original design of the restaurant after its opening in 1975 |
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picture: [forrás] |
The venue, initially run by Utasellátó Vállalat, closed for good in 2002, and had to wait until 2009 to reopen: that’s when the short-lived DPU Cha-Cha-Cha nightclub, owned by a ton of pigeon droppings and dead animals, opened After removing dozens of them, they were surprised to find the counter, the original carvings and decorations, as well as most of the lamps, in their place. However, the club was soon closed and the building has not been used since. How has the appearance of the place changed over the years, A Kescheli Museum photo series Bring it back the best.
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The Chamber as a club in 2009 |
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Photo: Kescheli Museum |
However, MÁV announced on its Facebook page last week that the former restaurant will have a new job as of the end of the year:
“In the new 85 square meter space designed for the podium level, there will be a women’s and men’s bathroom for 6 people each, as well as a barrier-free family bathroom equipped with a diaper changing station. There will also be a luggage room in the front yard, where lockers will be placed.” Suitable storage for large bags, as well as lockers for valuables. Construction has begun with the necessary demolition work, and the new, modern bathroom is expected to be ready by the end of the year,” they write.
