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Pitt Street Station: update

10.12.2021

A view down the underground tunnel inside Pitt Street Station Cavern.
A view of the top of Pitt Street North site with Westfield tower in the background of a clear blue sky.
A construction worker walks down the underground tunnel inside Pitt Street Station Cavern.
Two construction workers assemble the track slab steel reinforcement works at Pitt Street Station cavern.
A bird's eye view of construction work at the north shaft of Sydney Metro's Pitt Street Station.
Two construction workers look up at the waterproofing works at Pitt Street North site.
A construction worker is lifting a ladder into place while working on the building cores and internal rooms of Pitt Street Station.

Work is well underway on the two platforms at the new Pitt Street Station, 20 metres under the heart of the Sydney CBD.

The platforms are made from 681 precast concrete sections, which have been delivered and put into place in the two underground caverns.

The concrete slabs for the railway tracks have been poured, ahead of sleeper and track installation.

More than 56,000 tonnes of concrete will be poured to build the underground station, enough to fill 16 Olympic swimming pools.

Three tower cranes are being used at the station site to deliver materials.

At the Pitt Street North and South sites, work is progressing on the basement levels. Integrated station developments are being delivered at these sites.

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