Maintenance and stabling facilities

WSP is providing detailed design services for two new train facilities as part of the Queensland Train Manufacturing Program. 

The heritage listed AIA Centre is Melbourne’s last remaining purpose-built building from the 1956 Olympic Games to receive critical maintenance work and preserving its original unique design. Now home to the Collingwood Football Club and Netball Club, it stands to be the only post-tensioned steel building in the state.

Successful and early delivery of Manchester Metrolink extensions and service enhancements triple the size of the original network.

The Greater West program is a complex program that will deliver a step change in the performance, capacity and connectivity across the Western and Wales Routes, in the UK.

The 735km Northeast Corridor (NEC) rail line traverses the United States' busiest and most populated region, connecting Washington DC, Baltimore MD, Philadelphia PA, New York, and Boston MA. 

WSP designed the first line of the planned network, which extends from east to west across the city and connects to the airport.

WSP serves as Industry Systems Integrator for this complex large-scale rail project, providing stakeholders with high value strategic insights. 

Using GIS to help the client implement a rail master plan, meeting and exceeding the city's needs

Contributing to the construction of the world's largest high speed rail system in China, expected to exceed 30,500 kilometers by 2020.

Innovative design, new construction techniques and staged construction saved time, money and reduced the impact of construction of five bridges on heavily trafficked Auckland roads.

WSP applied precisely the SI:D3 approach to support the client to recover the program and enter a fully integrated system into revenue service.