The Myrtle Avenue Station on the BMT “L” line is a center platform subway station two levels below grade, with a mezzanine one level below Wyckoff Avenue. The Wyckoff Avenue Station on the BMT “M” line is an elevated, split-island platform station above Myrtle Avenue. The meeting of the two lines defines a triangular island bounded by Wyckoff, Myrtle, and Gates Avenues. A new Control Building, or headhouse, occupies the island, creating a dramatic entrance to both subway stations, the adjacent bus routes, and the connections between them. A consolidated employee facility and new street level concession spaces are also incorporated.

Rehabilitation, infrastructure work, and three new station elevators providing ADA access transformed the stations. The renovations were designed to allow the station to operate throughout construction. When design work began in the year 2000, the station complex served approximately 20,000 customers per day and population density of the two neighborhoods combined was approximately 288,000. When the transformation was complete the station complex ridership increased by 10% and the community population grew by 12%.