Bristol Temple Meads Eastern Entrance, Bristol

New Eastern Passenger Entrance at Bristol Temple Meads Station for Network Rail

Working with Crouch Waterfall as part of the design team for BAM Nuttall, Robinson Kenning & Gallagher are undertaking the Planning, Listed Building and working/construction drawing package for a new Eastern pedestrian access and subway extension scheme at Bristol Temple Meads station, Bristol.

Set within the context of the existing Isambard Kingdom Brunel designed Grade 1 Listed Station the new entrance forms part of a wider strategy to redevelop the ‘Temple Quarter’ as part of a new campus for the University of Bristol. After a delicate planning process, approval was granted and Planning Conditions discharged.

BAM Nuttall were the main contractor delivering these works for Network Rail. Completed 2024.

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