the Whadjuk people of the Nyoongar nation
Western Australia
Nicholson Road Station (Noongar place name Waitj-biddi, meaning ‘the emu tracks’) is located on Noongar Boodjar (country) and is one of two new stations and three existing station upgrades delivered as part of the new METRONET Thornlie-Cockburn line.
The design for the station is a striking response to its location with the entry building and pedestrian overpass providing distinct and clearly identifiable entry points to the Station and support intuitive wayfinding.
Identified as a key location for infill development, Nicholson Road Station will drive the implementation of higher density transit-oriented development that will contribute to the sustainable future growth of Perth and surrounds.
The station has been designed with consideration for future use around the station, including the pedestrian overpass design which accommodates the potential for a future extension further to the north-west across to facilitate future potential redevelopment of the adjacent site.
Andrew Ainsworth, Project Architect
Matthew Coniglio, Architect
Jonathan Scull, Lead Designer
David Houston, Graduate of Architecture
Khee Young Hiew, Graduate of Architecture
Simone Woolfenden, Accountant
Mark Gibbins, Senior Architectural Coordinator
John Madden, Architect
Fred Chan, Graduate of Architecture
Claire White, Architect
Aleksandra Debowska-Cieszynska, BIM Manager
Michael Gay, Architect
Danny Tancevski, Architect
Luke Gay, Draftsperson
Reece Currey, Architect
Ketan Patel, Draftsperson
Eva Dragostinova, Revit Technician
Arcadis, Design Joint Venture
AECOM, Design Joint Venture
BG&E, Design Joint Venture
Milestone Certifiers, Building Code Compliance
O’Brien Harrop Access, Universal Access Consultant
Altura, Building Maintenance and Roof Safety Access Consultant
SLR Consulting, Public Art Consultant
Penelope Forlano, Artist
Darryl Bellotti, Artist
Definition, Signage
Golder, Geotechnical
CADSULT, Station Landscaping Irrigation
HF Integration, Human Factors