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VRIOGS 002.1 Railway Station Design Standard and Guidelines

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<strong>VRIOGS</strong> <strong>002.1</strong> Revision A 7SECTION 3.0 SCOPE AND GENERAL3.1 SCOPEThis <strong>St<strong>and</strong>ard</strong> specifies the accepted criteria that shall be employed when designingnew or executing upgrades or refurbishments to all passenger railway stations <strong>and</strong> theassociated intermodal connections both on the Regional <strong>and</strong> the Metropolitan railwaynetworks in the State of Victoria. This <strong>St<strong>and</strong>ard</strong> consists of four parts:i. Part A – <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Guidelines</strong> <strong>and</strong> Engineering RequirementsPart A describes the design guidelines <strong>and</strong> the functional <strong>and</strong> engineeringrequirements that need to be determined when designing elements within a railwaystation.ii. Part B –DDA <strong>Design</strong> <strong>and</strong> Engineering SpecificationsPart B focuses on the DDA design <strong>and</strong> engineering requirements for the provision<strong>and</strong> integration of each component of station infrastructure.iii. Part C – Platform Engineering SpecificationsPart C focuses on the platform engineering requirements.iv. Part D – Style RequirementsPart D describes the style requirements for the operational <strong>and</strong> passenger areaswithin a station.Each part of this st<strong>and</strong>ard is aimed to highlight the different types of requirements <strong>and</strong>considerations for the different elements of a station <strong>and</strong> its associated intermodalconnections. This st<strong>and</strong>ard must be read in entirety in order to provide an overall viewof the station design <strong>and</strong> the dependencies between elements.3.2 PURPOSEThe purpose of this <strong>St<strong>and</strong>ard</strong> is to ensure that all future station design is compatible withthe network configuration <strong>and</strong> that the station environment is designed to be asaccessible, safe <strong>and</strong> enjoyable so far as practicable for passengers <strong>and</strong> staff. It seeks toguide a designer by defining key functional aspects of railway stations, but does notendeavour to specify the detailed operations at a particular station nor does it seek toprescribe the architectural detail of the station.The guiding principles behind this document are to:a) Improve the station experience for passengers <strong>and</strong> staff by providing highquality amenities, public information display <strong>and</strong> installations;b) Improve safety <strong>and</strong> security;c) Improve quality <strong>and</strong> longevity of finishes used within the stationenvironment;d) Provide a railway station <strong>and</strong> surroundings that are accessible to everyone.e) Improve maintainability <strong>and</strong> reliability of finishes, fittings, <strong>and</strong> systems atrailway stations;f) Improve sustainability st<strong>and</strong>ards across the rail network through theintegration of sustainable principles <strong>and</strong> technologies with station design.NOTE: This document is controlled only when viewed on the DOT Engineering <strong>St<strong>and</strong>ard</strong>s website. Any othercopy of this document is uncontrolled, <strong>and</strong> the content may be inaccurate.

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