Caulfield to Dandenong Factsheet: Rebuilding Murrumbeena Station

Rebuilding Murrumbeena Station

The Caulfield to Dandenong Level Crossing Removal Project is removing nine level crossings, rebuilding five stations and creating new open spaces on the Cranbourne-Pakenham rail line.

Murrumbeena Station will be rebuilt in its current location as an elevated railway station. The new station at Murrumbeena will be equipped with the following facilities:

• stairs, escalators and two lifts to improve accessibility and pedestrian flow
• two station access points
• large sections of covered platform
• ambulant accessible public toilets for customer use during station operation hours
• baby change facilities for customer use during station operation hours
• hearing loops in waiting areas and on platforms
• commuter parking including disability parking and a number of drop-off zones
• parkiteer facilities (secure bicycle parking cages) and bicycle hoops, located close to shared use paths and station entrances
• new bus bays and taxi ranks
• CCTV cameras and state-of-the-art Protective Service Officer (PSO) facilities
• new public information displays.

How has community feedback been incorporated into the design?

Changes to the station precinct design include:

• reduction in the height of the station canopy by 1.8 metres
• addition of a second entry/exit point to improve access and pedestrian flow
• improved layout of open space below the station platforms
• inclusion of escalators
• improved amenity, such as public toilets and security.

Local history

Key architectural elements from the old station buildings – such as the steel canopies and trusses – have been salvaged and stored. We are working to incorporate these elements into the designs for the new station precinct and community open spaces.

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