Natick Center Station Accessibility Improvements
Updated on February 20, 2019
About the Project
Timeline: 2017 – 2019
Status: Design
Overview
The MBTA’s Natick Center Commuter Rail Station ranks in the top 25% of busiest Commuter Rail stations. The MBTA awarded AECOM a design contract to develop accessibility improvements to the station to bring it into compliance with the requirements of the MBTA’s Systemwide Accessibility Office.
Project Features
- Upgraded commuter rail station with high-level platform(s)
- Streetscape improvements
- Installation of a new set of crossovers east of the station to improve operational flexibility
Commuter Benefits
- Improved multi-modal connections
- More accessible commute options on the Framingham/Worcester Commuter Rail line
Before and After
Pedestrian bridge viewed from North Ave
Pedestrian bridge viewed from the south
Service Alerts
Featured Photos
Rendering of the station from a bird's eye view
Rendering of the outbound platform
Rendering of the inbound platform
Rendering of the pedestrian bridge
Rendering of the pedestrian bridge at night
Rendering of the station entrance from Washington Street
Rendering of the station elements, viewed from the platform
Natick Center map, satellite view
Past Meetings
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May 23, 2018 at 6:30pm - 8:00pm
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February 13, 2019 at 6:30pm
Contact Information
For all queries and comments related to Natick Center Station Accessibility Improvements, please contact:
Natick Center Project Staff