High-speed line to Jerusalem (4 segments and Yitzhak Navon station) | Israel Railways
Excavation and tunneling of the Hauma Railway Station at the entrance to Jerusalem.
This is a unique railway station [situated] at a depth of 80 m [below ground], constituting the last stop on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem High-Speed Railway Line
Project Scope:
NIS 400 million
Execution Period:
2008-2018
Project Manager:
Eitan Doron
Client:
NTA, Israel Railways Ltd.
Scope of work:
Construction of two approx. 300 m long platforms at the bottom of the station.
A pedestrian passage is also used as an emergency shelter; station levels include a passenger hall, technical rooms and shopping areas
Construction of an underground ventilation systems building across from the station structure.
Description of services:
Construction management and supervision through handover and opening for public use.