Designed by architect
Irving Sager, it is a normal
side platform station built in a shallow
open cut. The eastern end of the station is surmounted by the large station
pavilion, which includes the
ticket hall. There is no
transept;
stairs lead directly from the platforms to street level. The eastern wall of the
mezzanine is decorated by a non-figurative
ceramic mural by
Jean-Paul Mousseau, entitled
Opus 74 and representing the
Olympic flame and the tower of the
Olympic Stadium.
Accessibility In 2019, work to modernise the station, as well as expand the nearby underground workshop began. In November 2021, the station became the 19th accessible station in Montréal with the installation of elevators. Remaining work was completed in January 2022. ==Origin of the name==