Stations and terminals

City Rail Link (CRL) is the largest and most complex transport infrastructure project ever undertaken in Aotearoa New Zealand. As part of Link Alliance, WSP has worked with City Rail Link Ltd and Link Alliance members to help deliver a twin-tunnel underground rail link through central Auckland, including new stations at Te Waihorotiu and Karanga-a-Hape and a redeveloped Maungawhau station. The project will transform how people move through Tāmaki Makaurau, increasing rail capacity, improving access to the city centre and wider region, and enabling faster, more frequent and better-connected journeys.

When Bike Share Toronto wanted to expand its network, they looked to WSP for help. Learn how WSP was a key resource in delivering this critical program.

The new Sydney Metro Waterloo integrated station development revitalises the Waterloo precinct and provides the community with a safe and seamless transport interchange, along with a mixed-use precinct to boost liveability. Waterloo Station connects with the CBD metro railway stations at Martin Place, Gadigal (formerly Pitt Street) and Barangaroo, and the new metro platforms at Central Station.

The 56km-long Tuen Ma line – now the longest line of Hong Kong’s MTR network connecting the former West Rail Line and Ma On Shan Line with six new stations planned under the strategic Shatin-to-Central Link project – greatly enhances the city’s railway network coverage.

WSP was retained by Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership (GSEP) to conduct a feasibility study for introducing electrified urban public transit via battery electric buses (BEBs) in Lima, Peru.

We are deeply involved in multiple stages of the sixth line on Singapore's MRT network, including the world's first 4-in-1 depot, the East Coast Integrated Depot.

We are removing seven level crossings on the Frankston Line in Melbourne, helping to improve connectivity and safety for the local communities.

WSP played a key part in planning a Net Zero energy future for the City of Sydney, which is now leading the way in decarbonising Australian property, with updated performance standards for commercial buildings.

As part of a $37.4 million investment in digital twin technology in Victoria, WSP is leading a consortium of technology providers for the Department of Transport and Planning as Digital Twin Victoria’s (DTV) Innovation and Solution Delivery Partner (ISDP). The ISDP is supporting the development of innovative projects and enhancements to Victoria’s digital twin ecosystem, enabling government and the community to leverage the power of spatial data to improve outcomes and uplift digital skills. 

Future Ready digital engineering techniques reduced Parkdale Level Crossing Removal Project’s delivery time and carbon footprint significantly - resulting in global accolades.

This centralized underground transport hub opens up development of social venues and green spaces.

We helped transformed the key interchange station in Hong Kong’s MTR network to accommodate its expansion plan and enhance the city’s connectivity.