ROMFORD STATION, ELIZABETH LINE

BPR Architects have been appointed by AECOM on behalf of Rail for London (RfL) to prepare a design proposal to increase station capacity and provide step-free access to Platforms 1 and 2 at Romford Station, on the Elizabeth Line.

The new Southern Entrance building is to compliment a wider station upgrade strategy which includes an ongoing Network Rail project at the station to provide compliant step-free access from the existing ticket hall to Platforms 3 and 4 at Romford Station

Client

Rail for London

Mechanical & Electrical Consultant

AECOM

Structural / Civil Engineer

AECOM

The proposed scheme involves the provision of a new gateline and ticket hall to the South of the existing station on the site of an existing uncontrolled with a non-compliant gradient ramp up to a subway level.

The new building includes installing a lift to provide step-free access to subway level and Platforms 1 and 2. The scheme offers more benefits towards stakeholder aspirations by orientation of the entrance towards the South.

The open frontage and large canopy enhance the public space and footway by providing better permeability and presence to the street and by retaining the alleyway connection between Atlanta Boulevard and South Street.

The design provides a welcome and open booking hall that reflects BPR’s vision for stations as a place that supports the regeneration of communities and adds value to developments through good design.