Transcription of Station design principles for Network Rail
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Document no. BLDG-SP80-002 Station design principles for Network rail Station design principles for Network rail Document no. BLDG-SP80-002 _____ Page 2 of 43 Contents: Station design principles for Network rail .. 1 1 Executive summary .. 3 2 Purpose .. 4 3 Scope .. 4 4 References .. 5 5 Background .. 6 Capacity .. 6 Legislation .. 6 design stages and approvals .. 7 Government 8 Technology and innovation .. 9 BIM and asset information .. 10 Customer focus and feedback .. 10 6 design policy and principles .. 12 Safety and security by design .. 13 PPM targets and reliability .. 17 Inclusiveness and accessibility .. 18 Capacity and future proofing .. 19 Intermodal exchange and wayfinding.
The following sections briefly describe a number of existing frameworks that influence the way station designs are developed and delivered. 5.1 Capacity The industry has classified stations into six categories that are determined by the frequency of usage and complexity of interchange2. Below is the summary of the
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