Crouch Waterfall Permanent Works

New £23m entrance to Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station as part of the Temple Quarter regeneration program. Phase 2, entrance building construction, due to be completed in 2025.  Crouch Waterfall brought together and led the multi-discipline design team for the… Continue reading “NEW EASTERN ENTRANCE, BRISTOL TEMPLE MEADS RAILWAY STATION”

  In 2019, Crouch Waterfall were engaged by MPH Construction to undertake the design for facilitating a replacement glazing system to the gable end of Preston Station’s train shed. Working with Twinfix, who provided the proprietary glazing system, Crouch Waterfall… Continue reading “PRESTON STATION”

Crouch Waterfall completed three new Access for All Footbridge schemes for Network Rail on behalf of the Design and Build Contractor Balfour Beatty at Radyr, Llandaf and Machynlleth. Completed in 2017, the new footbridges and lifts improve accessibility at the… Continue reading “Wales ‘Access for All’ Footbridge Projects”

Completed in 2017, the new bridge at Cuckoo forms part of the Great Western Electrification programme and facilitates the installation of overhead electrified wires through the area by the removal and reconstruction on the same footprint of the overline road… Continue reading “Cuckoo Bridge”

  The site at Scorrier is in a known historic mining area over which a railway was constructed. As a result of a number of historic surface collapses and surface subsidence, the existing rail-line was subject to periodic monitoring, and a… Continue reading “Scorrier Mine Capping”