Parkville railway station

When opened as part of the Metro Tunnel project, Parkville will be an underground premium station, featuring an island platform with two faces.

[4][5] The station was designed by RSHP, Hassell and Weston Williamson,[6] and construction materials feature sandstone, steel, glass and bluestone.

[8] An underground walkway connects the entrances and four sets of lifts underneath Royal Parade, while the main station concourse lies beneath Grattan Street.

[8] The main entrance features a 50-metre-long steel and glass canopy, and a number of skylights provide natural light to the station concourse, which is clad on one side with green aluminium.

[8] The station concourse features an artwork by Patricia Piccinini titled Vernal Glade, which consists of a large array of handmade Japanese ceramic tiles in natural colours.

An entrance signage near the north-east entrance, September 2024
The side view of the main and eastern entrance on Grattan Street, September 2024
The eastern and main entrance and lift access on Grattan Street, September 2024
The north-east entrance on Royal Parade, September 2024
The northern entrance on Royal Parade, September 2024
The south-west entrance on Grattan Street, September 2024
The northbound tram stop low floor platform on Royal Parade/Grattan Street intersection near Parkville station, September 2024
The southbound tram stop low floor platform on Royal Parade/Grattan Street intersection near Parkville station, September 2024