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Platforms and escalators installed at Barangaroo Station

13.04.2022

Construction worker in hard hat installing platforms at Barangaroo Station. Construction worker in hard hat installing platforms at Barangaroo Station.
Birdseye view of platforms being installed at Barangaroo Station. Birdseye view of platforms being installed at Barangaroo Station.
Two construction workers watching a concrete slab being craned into place. Two construction workers watching a concrete slab being craned into place.
Construction worker installing escalators at Barangaroo Station. Construction worker installing escalators at Barangaroo Station.
Two construction workers installing an escalator underground at Barangaroo Station. Two construction workers installing an escalator underground at Barangaroo Station.
Birdseye view of the escalators being installed underground at Barangaroo Station. Birdseye view of the escalators being installed underground at Barangaroo Station.

Construction continues inside the cavern and on the surface at Barangaroo station, with installation of station platforms and escalators recently completed.

The 170 metre long platform was made using 195 precast concrete sections, with each section weighing between four and six tonnes - the equivalent of an SUV. The sections were delivered via the north shaft and lowered into the cavern before being transported into place.

Four brand new escalators were also installed at the station, each measuring in at 25 metres long and weighing 13 tonnes each. Barangaroo will have a total of 10 escalators installed in the station, with the remaining to be six installed by the end of the year. 

The station is preparing for the lift installation, with the structural steel for the lift shafts going in at the end of April. The lifts will be operational in 2023, ready for the first metro customers in 2024. 

The tracks are also getting ready to be laid and preparation is underway to start constructing the station entrance.

Above the surface, a new tower crane has been brought to the site sitting 70 metres into the sky. The station box has been waterproofed, and the stormwater runoff and piping has been installed, which has become extremely useful during the recent wet weather.

Barangaroo Station will improve access to the Walsh Bay Arts and Culture precinct and provide easy access to nearby public, residential, commercial and entertainment areas and the Barangaroo ferry hub.

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