Case Study: Wynyard Station
Case Study: Wynyard Station
The Wynyard Station transit hall project was a grand endeavour that required a solution as impressive as its scale.
The goals for the project were multi-faceted, focusing on aesthetics, service integration, concealed grid design, and acoustics.
The large panels not only contributed to the grandeur of the space but also facilitated the integration of recessed lighting around the perimeter above the panels. The concealed grid ensured a seamless and clean appearance, while perforated panels helped with acoustics, ensuring a pleasant environment for commuters.
Installed at the George Street entry to Wynyard Station, the system added a touch of sophistication and functionality to the grand transit hall and public concourse. Challenges were met with innovative solutions, particularly in engineering large panels to avoid deflection or sagging. Our project team and designers developed bespoke system designs to accommodate the structural requirements and layout, ensuring the design intent was preserved.
The decision to choose our system stemmed from our reputation for quality and experience in handling large-scale infrastructure projects.
Notably, our design capabilities, especially for large format panels reaching approximately 2.4m x 1.1m, were essential in meeting the project’s design requirements.
The Wynyard Station transit hall now stands as a world-class facility, serving as a grand front door for Sydney’s commuters. As part of the iconic Brookfield Place Sydney development, the transit hall, public concourse, and George Street entrance have been intricately woven together to enable clear wayfinding for rail commuters and pedestrians. This project represents a harmonious blend of functionality, aesthetics, and innovation, showcasing our commitment to excellence in large-scale infrastructure projects.