Goulburn Street Parking Station
Goulburn Street Parking Station, located to the south of the City Centre above the City Circle railway tunnel, is almost 50 years old. The City operates the building; the land belongs to RailCorp and is held under lease until 31 December 2059.
Council is currently doing major upgrades to the south facades of the Parking Station. The work will ensure the building continues to operate safely, while protecting its structure and that of the rail corridor.
As well as improving the appearance of the building, the upgrade is making room for the installation of a major public artwork that will transform Goulburn Street.
Work includes:
- Major repairs on the south facades
- Upgrade on lifts (complete)
- Repairs to ensure compliance to the Building Code (in progress)
- Upgrading the footpaths around the building.
Construction update
Demolition of the parking station facade commenced in August 2010. Work is progressing well with the main panels being removed over two weekends in October.
The next stage of work requires hoardings to be placed on the footpaths on both Elizabeth Street and Castlereagh Street. These hoardings will be erected on Saturday 13 November 2010. hoardings will remain on the site until early February 2011.
The hoardings are required to shield the site during the cutting of concrete floor slabs and also for the installation of the new facade cladding to the sides of the building.
Footpaths along both streets will remain open for use during this work.
Work usually takes place Monday to Friday (between 7am and 7pm) and on Saturdays (7am and 5pm).
The parking station is open for business as usual during the construction work.
Further information
If you would like to be updated with key construction dates on this project, or if you require more information, please contact:
Annelise Beljaars
Project Manager
Tel: 02 9265 9333
Email: abeljaars@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
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Last Updated: Wednesday 22 December, 2010
