Glossop Railway Station, a heritage station serving the picturesque town of Glossop in the Peak District, required a significant renovation to transform its old storage areas back into functional waiting rooms. The project aimed to create a modern and accessible facilities for both staff and disabled customers. At the same time, it focused on preserving the station’s historical charm.
The renovation included the installation of safety flooring to ensure durability and compliance with safety standards, and the careful restoration of the station’s brickwork to maintain its historical aesthetic. The team furnished the waiting room and set up a ticket desk that meets Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) standards.
Additionally, they upgraded the toilet facilities and installed security features such as a roller shutter. They implemented a customer information system (CIS) data communication setup and overhauled the electrical systems to support new installations. The team crafted and installed bespoke joinery elements to match the station’s heritage look, while new lighting enhanced visibility and safety within the station.
They set up modern kitchen facilities for staff use and fitted new sliding sash windows. Induction loops were installed to assist hearing-impaired customers, and the renovated areas were painted and decorated to create a welcoming atmosphere. Finally, they installed suspended ceilings to improve acoustics and aesthetic appeal.
The transformation and quality of work were recognised when the station won an award presented by the mayor.
This project not only improved the functionality and accessibility of the station but also preserved its historical charm. As a result, it contributed positively to the community and enhanced the travel experience for passengers.
Glossop Railway Station, a heritage station serving the picturesque town of Glossop in the Peak District, required a significant renovation to transform its old storage areas back into functional waiting rooms. The project aimed to create a modern and accessible facilities for both staff and disabled customers. At the same time, it focused on preserving the station’s historical charm.
The renovation included the installation of safety flooring to ensure durability and compliance with safety standards, and the careful restoration of the station’s brickwork to maintain its historical aesthetic. The team furnished the waiting room and set up a ticket desk that meets Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) standards.
Additionally, they upgraded the toilet facilities and installed security features such as a roller shutter. They implemented a customer information system (CIS) data communication setup and overhauled the electrical systems to support new installations. The team crafted and installed bespoke joinery elements to match the station’s heritage look, while new lighting enhanced visibility and safety within the station.
They set up modern kitchen facilities for staff use and fitted new sliding sash windows. Induction loops were installed to assist hearing-impaired customers, and the renovated areas were painted and decorated to create a welcoming atmosphere. Finally, they installed suspended ceilings to improve acoustics and aesthetic appeal.
The transformation and quality of work were recognised when the station won an award presented by the mayor.
This project not only improved the functionality and accessibility of the station but also preserved its historical charm. As a result, it contributed positively to the community and enhanced the travel experience for passengers.