This line will extend from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) to the north end of the city
The City of Edmonton’s plan is to balance long-term transportation needs with a commitment to create compact, integrated, accessible, and green communities. To do that, they set out to create an 11-kilometre extension of their Metro Line, including a 300-metre, cable-stayed bridge that will cross over a CN yard, seven at-grade and two grade-separated stations, and two grade separations between the LRT and arterial roadways.
With our previous experience on the City’s LRT lines, we were selected to develop a design plan made up of two phases: a procurement package (design build) for a 1.6-kilometre track, two stations, a light rail vehicle storage facility, and the preliminary design. One challenging part of the project has been engaging all stakeholders—but we’re making sure to address all opinions and goals. With an urban-style metro line, we’ve also tried to minimize the impact on the community, utilities, and surrounding properties within the area.
As project engineering is almost complete, approximately 100,000 daily passengers will soon experience increased accessibility through an urban style, multi-modal, high-platform transit system to connect them with the growing Edmonton downtown core.
Nat Alampi, Transit Team Lead
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Elisa Brandts, Senior Principal, Regional Business Leader, Buildings (Canada West)
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Lindsay Haskins, Associate, Transportation Planning Team Lead
Our mobility needs are constantly evolving, and I’m committed to accommodating all modes and all users in our communities.
Greg Tippett, Senior Principal, Water
Once I am finished with construction, my goal is to ensure that the infrastructure that was built or repaired blends into the environment seamlessly.
Victoria Edington, Senior Transportation Engineer
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Billy Wong, Transportation Engineer
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Hillary Flesher, Operations Leader
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