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Waterloo Station: update

08.12.2021

A construction worker is vertically leveling a steel beam at Waterloo Station. A construction worker is vertically leveling a steel beam at Waterloo Station.
Steel fixers on site install reinforcement ahead of a concrete pour at Waterloo Station. Steel fixers on site install reinforcement ahead of a concrete pour at Waterloo Station.
A large tower crane on Waterloo Station construction site is lifting material into the station box. A large tower crane on Waterloo Station construction site is lifting material into the station box.
A view of the construction happening beneath the concourse level as the ceiling of the future station platform takes shape. A view of the construction happening beneath the concourse level as the ceiling of the future station platform takes shape.
A construction worker in orange high-vis, facemask and sunglasses gives the camera a thumbs-up while on site at Waterloo Station. A construction worker in orange high-vis, facemask and sunglasses gives the camera a thumbs-up while on site at Waterloo Station.
A construction worker is standing between steel beams while installing them at Waterloo Station. A construction worker is standing between steel beams while installing them at Waterloo Station.
A view from above looking down at construction workers in the Waterloo station box site. A view from above looking down at construction workers in the Waterloo station box site.
A birds eye view of a construction worker walking with metal rods over his shoulder. A birds eye view of a construction worker walking with metal rods over his shoulder.
A view of the many levels taking shape at the construction site of the future Waterloo Station. A view of the many levels taking shape at the construction site of the future Waterloo Station.

The new Waterloo Station is coming to life.

Construction of the platforms, 25 metres underground, is nearing completion and individual levels are taking shape.

The roof of the underground station, which will form the street level, has also started.

Once complete, more than 97,500 tonnes of concrete and 10,500 tonnes of steel would have been used to form the structures within the station.

State Significant Development Approval has been received for the over station development – John Holland and Mirvac will now start construction of the Waterloo Metro Quarter, a mixed-use space with commercial office space, retail, residential, social and affordable housing and student accommodation.

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