Fairfield station

Fairfield station has been rebuilt as part of a rolling program of station accessibility upgrades between Dutton Park and Salisbury.

Fairfield station’s accessibility upgrade is part of a wider transformation to expand, improve and modernise South East Queensland’s rail network.

The image shows the rebuilt Fairfield station under a clear blue sky. The station features modern architecture with clean lines and a combination of concrete and metal structures. There is a prominent orange sign with the station's name, 'Fairfield,' near the entrance. A pedestrian bridge connects different parts of the station, and there are newly planted trees and shrubs along the sidewalk in front of it. The overall design is sleek and contemporary, reflecting recent construction or renovation efforts.

Fairfield Station Upgrades

Fairfield station is now open to customers.

The rebuilt station is fully accessible, providing a better transport experience for all customers.

Station features

Features of Fairfield station include:

    • An additional third platform
    • A new station building
    • An upgrade to the existing platform
    • New overpass and vertical transport system including three lifts and stairs
    • Architectural design that considers the surrounding residential areas
    • The new overpass, stairs and lifts will improve access to the centre of the platforms
    • Provision for accessible parking within the car park
    • Relocate and retain heritage shelter
    • Existing side platform entry from Equity Street to be retained.

Between January and February 2020, the UNITY Alliance sought feedback on the concept design for an upgraded Fairfield station, as part of the Cross River Rail project. You can read the feedback in full here.

Top down view of the Fairfield station and what works will occur there

If you want to know more, all of this information is available in PDF form:

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Fairfield Station Gallery

The image shows the rebuilt Fairfield station under a clear blue sky. The station features modern architecture with clean lines and a combination of concrete and metal structures. There is a prominent orange sign with the station's name, 'Fairfield,' near the entrance. A pedestrian bridge connects different parts of the station, and there are newly planted trees and shrubs along the sidewalk in front of it. The overall design is sleek and contemporary, reflecting recent construction or renovation efforts.
The upgraded Fairfield station entrance viewed from across the street.

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