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Frankston Station / Genton

by 추산봉 2019. 3. 8.

Frankston Station / Genton

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Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke


Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,© Peter Clarke

Frankston Station,Elevations


Frankston Station,Section BB

Frankston Station,Roof plan

Frankston Station,Section AA

Frankston Station,Ground plan





















Frankston Station / Genton, © Peter Clarke

© Peter Clarke


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  • Clients

    LXRA/ North West Program Alliance
  • Engineering

    KBR
  • Landscape

    McGregor Coxall
  • Feature Lighting

    Point of View
  • Contractor

    John Holland Group
  • More Specs Less Specs


© Peter Clarke
© Peter Clarke

Text description provided by the architects. Frankston Station is a gateway to the Mornington Peninsula and the primary transport hub for the centre of Frankston. The project forms part of the Victorian State Government’s circa $6.9b. Level Crossing Removal project and was delivered by the North Western Program Alliance, with construction overseen by the Level Crossing Removal Authority. The Frankston Station project delivers the Office of the Victorian Government Architect competition brief that called for a building that could both satisfy the requirements of a functioning station and improve amenity for commuters.


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© Peter Clarke
© Peter Clarke

Furthermore, the station also meets the need for a civic scale structure, that could respond to the context and revitalise central Frankston.  The local community has a long and strong association with the station due to its location at the heart of Frankston. 


© Peter Clarke
© Peter Clarke
Section BB
Section BB
© Peter Clarke
© Peter Clarke

Understanding this association and recognising the desire for a building that would speak at a social level to the diverse Frankston community drove Genton to design a station with civic conscience. The forecourt and geometry create a grand sense of arrival and recognisable back drop for meeting and events that is distinctly Frankston due to the continuous beach-inspired terrain and light ephemeral nature of the canopy screen.


© Peter Clarke