Adelaide railway station is the central terminus of the Adelaide Metro railway system. All lines approach the station from the west, and it is a terminal station with no through lines, with most of the traffic on the metropolitan network either departing or terminating here.

The program will deliver improvements to amenities and safety at railway stations on Adelaide’s passenger rail network. The works will include new and refurbished shelters, new seating, bins, lighting upgrades, and other minor works such as painting and landscaping. Stations to be upgraded by 2026 include: Stations completed:

Located in the heart of the Adelaide Riverbank, the Adelaide Railway Station is now one of the CBD’s busiest destinations, attracting a steady mix of commuters, city workers, tourists and event-goers. Approximately 230,000 commuters use the station every week, totalling 12 million commuters per year.

Continuing to strengthen the relationship with the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI), Schiavello also delivered the Hydraulic Upgrade to the Adelaide Railway Station building. The upgrade, designed by DASH Architects, creates a new gateway to a revitalised precinct that crowds of locals and visitors continue to enjoy.

The Adelaide Railway Station is an iconic State Heritage-listed building, with a rich history and significant cultural value. Much of the building’s facade and windows require conservation work, including specialist stone consolidation, plastering and plaster stabilisation, carpentry and metalwork restoration among other tasks.

Upgrading the intersection of Adelaide Road, Alexandrina Road, Wellington Road and Flaxley Road. This upgrade will ensure safe and efficient access for all road users. A corridor of land at Aldinga has been preserved for a future extension of the Seaford rail line to Aldinga.

Rail services around Adelaide are provided by a mixture of private and government-owned organisations. The Department for Infrastructure & Transport (DIT) owns the suburban passenger rail network, comprising seven lines originating from Adelaide railway station on …

Schiavello rejuvenates Adelaide Railway Station. DPTI (Department of Transport and Infrastructure – SA) engaged Schiavello as the Construction Manager to manage procurement through to construction of the heritage façade, which has remained in its current form since 1928.

The restoration of the Adelaide Railway Station Façade and Ramp Project prompts a newfound cultural and social connection to the heritage building in the heart of Adelaide and establishing the character of North Terrace.

2020年11月29日 · Adelaide railway station stands on the same site as the city’s first station, opened in 1856. The current imposing station building was opened in 1928. Although it was once the starting point for trains to many destinations throughout the …