Rail corridor and precinct masterplanning
Masterplanning is central to any place-based approach. Vibrant and active precincts around stations are essential to thriving rail and transit hubs.
Stations today can play multiple roles for the community that use them – from retail and leisure services through to modal switch to other low-carbon transport modes, stations are increasingly central to vibrant social destinations and economic activity.
Our masterplanning approach helps rail clients to maximise the contextual opportunities and the station’s market value through careful design, precinct masterplanning and effective delivery.
Transport-orientated development (or TOD) continues to evolve, particularly in response to the needs of congested cities worldwide. Masterplanning is therefore a vital part of high-density urban development around metro stations. In major east Asia cities such as Hong Kong where precinct design is often fully integrated with MTR station complexes, we are also working on seamless transitions between the stations and the mixed-use precincts around or above the stations.
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Projects
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A vital link from Bangkok’s city centre to the east
MRT Orange Line East Section, Thailand
Transforming transit in one of the largest metropolitan areas in North America
GO Expansion – On-Corridor Works (OnCorr), Canada
Quantifying supply chain emissions for Dandenong South Inland Port
Dandenong South Inland Port: Supply Chain Emissions Assessment, Australia
Conducting climate proofing assessments of railway projects for Deutsche Bahn
Climate proofing railway infrastructure, Germany
Transit-oriented development and rail corridors
Our approach to precinct development and the realisation of value along rail corridors is research driven and community focused. By taking a place-based approach to decision-making for rail projects, we gauge every design decision – from the route to station site and design – in terms of its ability stimulate the economy, connect people, and improve life in both the cities and beyond.
