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Waterloo Station update

03.02.2021

A construction worker in high viz is drilling into metal pilings at the Waterloo construction site.
An on the ground view of the Waterloo station box. There are metal pilings and heavy machinery in the background.
Workers in high-vis are on two cherry picker lifts installing blue waterproof sheeting to the walls of Waterloo Station box.
Workers in High Viz are on two Cherry picker lifts installing blue waterproof sheeting to the walls of Waterloo Station box.

Construction is progressing to build Waterloo Station after completion of excavation and concrete lining by the tunnelling contractor.

Piling was completed in late 2020, followed by waterproofing, installation of steel reinforcement and concrete pouring work to form the floor. These activities are due to be completed soon.

More than 75,000 tonnes of concrete and about 8,000 tonnes of steel will be used to build the station box.

About 16,000 square metres of waterproofing is being used to line the station area, enough to almost line the surface of the Sydney Cricket Ground. 

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