Both entrances replace existing storefronts; the main entry will be located directly at the northern end of Oakwood Avenue, serving as that street's
terminating vista, the only station along Line 5 to serve as such, while the secondary will be on the south side of Eglinton some west between Oakwood Avenue and Times Road. The station will provide outdoor space to park 24 bicycles. As with other stations on Line 5, architectural features includes natural light from large windows and skylights, steel structures painted white, and orange accents (the colour of the line). The work suggests the intersection of transit routes on a map as well as symbolizing cultural diversity in the neighbourhood. In 2026, following a motion adopted by Toronto City Council,
Metrolinx committed to delivering an additional public art installation at Oakwood station in collaboration with artist Adrian Hayes, intended to reflect the cultural identity of the Little Jamaica neighbourhood. ==Construction==