Mott MacDonald to lead £6m Inverness Station revamp
March 13 2017
Mott MacDonald have been named as lead designer for a £6m redevelopment of Inverness railway station, ahead of its planned completion in 2018.Design work can now begin in earnest to overhaul the station’s frontage, forecourt and concourse to provide additional retail, an enhanced civic presence and public realm works to Academy Street together with improved links to Falcon Square and the bus station.
This work will be undertaken in tandem with track improvements to enhance inter-city and commuter services.
ScotRail Alliance’s project lead Peter O’Connell said: “Inverness is ready for a railway station that matches the dynamic and forward-looking development of the cityscape.”
Finalised designs will be placed on public display within the station concourse ahead of an invitation to tender for construction in the autumn.
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#1 Posted by Islands of sanity on 13 Mar 2017 at 15:14 PM
I was in Inverness last year and the existing station does need a total revamp together with the square in front. Could UR please track this so we can see the detailed designs please.
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