Public Toilets & Waiting Room Refurbishment for Transport for MTR Crossrail
As part of the new Elizabeth Line improvements for MTR Crossrail, RKG produced outline design options for the refurbishment of the existing public toilet and waiting room at Ilford Station, London. A preferred option was then developed to detailed design stage and tendered by MTR Crossrail.
It was important to develop a practical, modern layout (including the introduction of sliding doors) within the confines of an existing period building. Existing brickwork features and internal timber panelling were retained and where required new panelling was matched to maintain the original look. Other materials and finishes were specified to be both practicable and aesthetically pleasing.
Working closely with the Mechanical & Electrical consultant, routing and locations of services were carefully coordinated and located to utilize the available space.
OTHER ACCESS FOR ALL CASE STUDIES:
Initial concept design Grip Stage 5 working drawings of a New Major Interchange Station at Dartford, incorporating new retail, passenger and station staff administration facilities. In association with the scheme the existing car parking was also developed to increase the number of parking spaces and improve Disabled parking and its proximity to the new station.
Earlsfield Station is the busiest small station in London, experiencing huge volumes of passenger flow during peak hours.
This original entrance to the station had become congested and the pedestrian flow of passenger through the subway was being restricted by the existing gateline and limited circulation space.
Morgan Sindall were appointed Principal Contractor for the proposed Access for All works at the station. Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were appointed as Architects for the scheme.
Morgan Sindall were appointed Principal Contractor for the proposed Access for All works at the stations. Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were appointed as Architects for the scheme.
Robinson Kenning & Gallagher were appointed as Architects for the scheme to provide detailed design for the new lifts and walkways.