Guildford Pedestrian Pathway

Project Outline

Upgrades to the principal shared path (PSP) at Guildford Station were commissioned by the Public Transport Authority.

The upgrade saw existing pathways demolished, and construction of a new PSP, between Guildford Station and the pedestrian level crossing. The new PSP offers a more direct route to the station, and improves safety and accessibility. The pathway now provides a wider, consistent surface for cyclists and pedestrians to utilise.

Lighting has been installed along the new PSP ensure the area is well lit. The lighting upgrade, resulted in improved safety and accessibility in addition to integrating the public transport and cycling infrastructure.

The design criteria was to use specific optical distributions as to not throw any spill light onto the railway line. Downer Mouchel liaised with Mondoluce and selected the Cree LEDway to achieve this criteria while the high light levels and colour rendition produced by the Cree luminaires created a sense of security for cyclists and pedestrians.

Key Partners

Client:
Public Transport Authority

Electrical Consultant:
Downer Mouchel

Contractor:
Downer Mouchel

Photographer:
Ron Tan

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