Station architecture and urban design
In ever growing cities, rail station design means much more than providing a simple entry point to the service.
Station design needs to balance scale, ease of use, practicality and flow. In a competitive landscape for transport options, stations must be appealing places to arrive, dwell and leave.
For us, station design always starts with the passenger and user experience. Getting it right means thinking about the these two critical elements and combining it with the local city, transport and economic planning levers to optimise station design to fulfil its potential.
With the high investment costs associated with rail infrastructure we understand the significance of providing good value for money. Our rail architecture and design team has global experience blending function with elegance in a cost-effective manner for rail clients. Our kit-of-parts design approach ensures maintenance and replacements remain affordable over the rail system’s full lifespan.
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Projects
Explore more rail projects:
Supporting Network Rail’s transformation to meet the challenges of climate change
Weather resilience and drainage asset management transformation, UK
Designing Sydney’s first integrated station development
Sydney Metro Martin Place integrated station development, Australia
Rolling stock procurement for vital new east-west rail line
East West Rail Engineering Partner, UK
Developing a low carbon train specification for ScotRail
ScotRail new train procurement, UK
Stations and depots
Our global experience encompasses stations of all scales and types, from metros to high-speed rail, and from suburban stations to the most complex and busiest urban interchanges.
