Bridgetown Railway Station Conservation and Renewal Project

The Bridgetown Railway Station (fmr) was constructed in 1898 to support rail transport for the Bunbury to Bridgetown rail line as land and business activity opened up in the area. The Bridgetown Railway Station is listed on the State Heritage Register as place number 00256.

The Shire is calling tenders from registered building contractors with the skills, experience and passion for heritage conservation services to undertake the building works to renew the former Bridgetown Railway Station.

The plans and specifications that are included in the tender package have been prepared by Stephen Carrick Architects and the documentation has been informed by the Bridgetown Railway Station Precinct Conservation Management Plan (CMP) 2013 and the principles and practices of the ICOMOS Burra Charter .

This project will assist to revitalise the precinct where the Railway Station is located by introducing new adaptive reuses and setting the direction for future planning and improvements in this precinct.