The 80th Avenue station celebrates Tinley Park’s 155-year legacy and its strong connection to the railroad. The Richardsonian Romanesque style, developed in the 1880s, inspired the design of the 5,400-square-foot facility. more »A 50-foot-high clock tower soars over surrounding facilities. Stone and face brick walls, stone arches, and slate roofs offer visual strength and stability. Commuters who once avoided the tiny existing station now enjoy a “Great Hall” with a 25-foot ceiling, a stone fireplace, and a café area. « more »project highlights50-foot-high clock tower “Great Hall” Full-service café Internet café 3 warming shelters Half basketball court-size plaza « more | 
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