Queensland Rail is upgrading Strathpine station to improve accessibility and make it easier and safer for customers to use.
The works are part of the Queensland Rail Station Accessibility Upgrade Program which focuses on providing greater accessibility to rail services.
The station upgrade is designed to achieve independent accessibility, meaning that all train platforms can be accessed independently via paths, ramps or lifts, without the need to use stairs.
Improvements will include:
- a new pedestrian footbridge with lift access
- a raised section of platform encompassing the core zone and assisted boarding point
- extended platform shelters around the core zone
- refurbished unisex accessible toilet
- upgraded hearing augmentation loop and tactile platform surfaces to assist people with hearing and vision impairments
- upgraded station entrances, security cameras and lighting
- new wayfinding and platform signage.
Early works at the station have commenced, in preparation for main construction activities. The concept designs for Strathpine station are available to view from the ‘Resources’ section below.
For regular email updates on the station upgrade, join the project’s mailing list here.
Enquiries
Resources
Project information
- Strathpine station accessibility upgrade flyer (May 2017)
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Concept designs
- Strathpine station concept design 1 PDF
- Strathpine station concept design 2 PDF
- Strathpine station concept design 3 PDF
- Strathpine station concept design 4 PDF
- Strathpine station concept design 5 PDF
Feedback form
- Strathpine station accessibility upgrade feedback form
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Works notices
- Night works - June 2018 PDF | DOC
- Night works - May 2018 PDF | DOC
- Night works - November 2017 PDF | DOC
- Night works - October 2017 PDF | DOC