The Pavilion bus station is a shelter for the rainy days, the strong summer sun, the snow and the wind, for people waiting for their public transport. It features a support arm with a linear design, suitable for placement along narrow sidewalks where available space is limited or insufficient for a four-post shelter.

The Pavilion Bus Suspended Shelter is a suspended support shelter composed of two heavy-duty square tubular support poles with a linear and elegant design, which contributes to an attractive urban appearance, blending well with the urban landscape. Also, the suspended arm allows better visibility of the station, both for passengers and drivers. At the ends of the supports are two decorative forged spheres. The suspended roof, made of rectangular tubes, is connected to the columns by means of arms and tie rods. Honeycomb polycarbonate panels are fixed to the roof frame to allow rainwater to drain into the gutter applied behind it.