CLARK-DIVISION RED LINE STATION

MODERNIZATION & REHABILITATION

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Delta provided multi-discipline engineering design for the renovation of this underground station.

This multiphase-phase project entailed:

  • Construction of an entirely new 8,800-square-foot station mezzanine area at the intersection of LaSalle and Division streets
  • Rehabilitation and modernization of the existing Clark Street mezzanine
  • Rehabilitation of the 440-foot subway platform

This was done to reduce passenger congestion and create an ADA-compliant station. The station can now be entered at either LaSalle Street or Clark Street improving both access and passenger experience.

Delta performed site visits to evaluate existing conditions and to survey available gas, water supply, and sanitary drainage connections for plumbing and fixtures design. HVAC calculations considered additional loads for the new station including offices, kiosks, and other electrical rooms. Final deliverables included plans, specifications, quantities and cost estimates. Delta participated in progress meeting with CDOT/CTA/Jacobs.

This project was recognized by ACEC-Illinois in 2016 with an award in the ‘Special Achievements’ category.

CLIENT

Chicago Transit Authority

PROJECT LOCATION

Chicago, IL

DELTA’S ROLE

Subconsultant

SERVICES PROVIDED

Mechanical Engineering

Plumbing & Fire Protection

DESIGN SCHEDULE

2007 – 2012

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

2012 – 2015

CONSTRUCTION VALUE

$43,000,000

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