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Banyo Station Accessibility Upgrade

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Banyo Station Accessibility Upgrade

Client:
Queensland Rail, Stantec

Location:
Banyo, Queensland

Traditional Custodians of the Land:
Turrbal people

Contact Person:
Amanda Kershaw

Our team has completed the reference design for the Banyo Station Accessibility Upgrade as part of Queensland Rail’s Station Accessibility Upgrade Programme (SAUP).

Key improvements include:

New covered footbridge with through lifts, ramps and stairs
Raised platforms, new core zones and an assisted boarding point
New waiting shelters
New station building positioned centrally to boarding point, new customer ticket window and toilets
New wayfinding and platform signage
Upgraded services including security and lighting
New station entry area, forecourts and landscape features
New secure bicycle enclosure facility
Improved urban connectivity in the station precinct.

The station design is in accordance with the SAUP principles and parameters. The scope of the SAUP focuses on removing accessibility barriers and providing all customers with safe and equitable travel on Queensland Rail’s network. Consequential works associated with the core objectives are addressed within the project scope.