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“Radical Redesign saves Crossrail £50m on Whitechapel Station” Presenter: Hugo Axel-Berg Manager of Engineering West Central Area Crossrail Ltd.

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Page 1: London Underground - Redesigning White-chapel Station

“Radical Redesign saves Crossrail £50m on Whitechapel Station”

Presenter: Hugo Axel-Berg Manager of Engineering West Central Area Crossrail Ltd.

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• Putting safety first on the agenda at every meeting

• Conducting weekly “toolbox talks” on a range of issues affecting designers in the office for all staff

• Encouraging all staff working on the project to have the appropriate CSCS accreditation

• Providing safety training for all staff covering CDM, workplace and site safety.

Safety in Design

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90 km existing alignment 21 km new twin bore tunnels 8 new underground stations Extension/ renovation / improvements to 28 surface stations 24 trains / hr 200 million passengers per year

Crossrail...Currently Europe‘s largest civil engineering project

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Changing Stations

Existing

Proposed

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Durward

Street Shaft

Cambridge

Heath Shaft Swanlea School

Kempton Court

Royal London

Hospital

Whitechapel

Sports Centre

Whitechapel Station

Sainsburys

The Whitechapel Vision |

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The Whitechapel Vision | Design Strategy

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Station Design | Station ‘Bridge’ Concept

Social Benefits

- Improved accessibility

- Intuitive wayfinding

- Inclusive design

Economic Benefits

- Invigorates High Street

- Optimises footfall

- Optimised Journey time

Environmental Benefits

- Reduced excavation

- Increased daylight levels

- Optimises natural ventilation

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Station Design | Passenger Flow Analysis

Passenger Flow Analysis

- Improved wayfinding

- Improved accessibility

- More daylight

- Less turns

- Shorter journey times

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Station Design | Design and Character

The Entrance

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Station Design | Lower Concourse

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Durward Street Shaft

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Station Concourse

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Station Design | Lower Concourse

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Station Design | Platforms

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2011 2012 2013 2014

SCL Starts

D-wall starts

Pilot Tunnels

complete

Platform Tunnels

complete

D-wall excavated

LCW2 VA5 EP1

LCE CP1a

TBMs Launched

Westwards

Geotechnical Monitoring

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Strengthening measures

School

• Strengthening foundations – piles – prior to tunnelling

Sport Hall

• Repair after construction

Residential Block

• Ground improvement, grout injection – prior to tunnelling

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The design changes we made:

• Change to north-south alignment from east-west

• New concourse design

• Demolition of Winthrop St and Durward St Bridges

• Removed Fulbourne St ticket office

• New internal configuration of Durward St Shaft

• Inclusion of new public walkway

• GSM refurbished, not demolished

• Reduction in excavation

• Sustainable design features, e.g. green roof and wall.

In summary…

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How was it done?

• Thinking laterally • Embracing change • Listening to and understanding the needs of the client • Delivering for the client • Working collaboratively with all teams on the project

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Questions