Carrum Station and foreshore precinct

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Carrum Station and foreshore precinct

The Carrum Station and foreshore precinct underwent a significant makeover to make it safer and easier for the public to commute, shop, and visit the beach. The revitalisation project features landscaping around the train station that creates new spaces for the community to enjoy, including a forecourt, Carrum Village, a Foreshore Waterplay Park, and even public barbecues.

Cox Architecture was engaged to lead the architectural design of the project in collaboration with Rushwright Associates. Carrum Station’s design extends a coastal expression from the beachfront and is a pioneer of sustainability initiatives.

The project recently received the Joseph Reed Award for Urban Design and an award for Public Architecture at the 2021 AIA Victorian Awards. It has been described as “an extraordinary offer of civic generosity, elevating the commuter experience through the gift of a panoramic Port Phillip Bay view”.

Please click here to view the project video.

Client: Kingston City Council
Designed by: Cox Architecture and RushWright Associates
Installed by: Southern Project Alliance
Products: 4 x A Series Cabinets

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