Campsie Metro Station
- Description Rail services building
- Location Campsie
- Sector Industrial
- Sub-Sector Industrial, Rail
- Specialties Live Environment, New Build
- Contract Type Fixed Lump Sum
- Delivery Method Design and Construct
- Client Downer Group
- Architect Metron T2M
- Photographer Paramount Studios
The Campsie Metro Services Building forms a key part of the Southwest Metro Stations program, supporting the transformation of the Southwest line to modern Metro standards. Located alongside the existing station precinct, the new facility strengthens the operational network and contributes to more reliable, high‑frequency services for the surrounding community.
Delivered within a live rail environment, the project required disciplined staging, strict safety controls and close coordination with rail operators. Working beside active tracks and established station infrastructure meant navigating restricted access windows, integrating new systems without interrupting services and maintaining a secure, compliant site throughout construction.
Purpose designed to support Metro operations, the building houses essential electrical and mechanical systems, along with critical service routes that underpin the upgraded line. Its design prioritises durability, operational clarity and long‑term maintainability, incorporating robust materials, secure plant areas and clearly defined interfaces between public and operational zones.

The complete scope of works included construction of the new services building, installation and commissioning of mechanical and electrical systems, integration with existing rail assets and associated external works such as fencing, access paths and secure plant zones. The facility was delivered to meet stringent rail standards and interface requirements.
As part of the broader Southwest Metro upgrade, the Campsie Services Building enhances the reliability and capacity of the network, supporting a modernised transport system designed to meet the region’s future needs.




