Harrison Red Line Station Renovation
Chicago, IL
As part of the redevelopment of the South Loop and strengthening the southern end of Chicago’s educational corridor, CTA invested upwards of $10M in the Harrison Red Line Station located along the original 1943 section of the State Street Subway. Design Lead for the Design/Build project team, AltusWorks provided Kiewit Infrastructure with documentation for a comprehensive rehabilitation of the subway station addressing life safety, enhancing the riders’ experience, and creating two modern entrance canopies. These street level elements relate to the changing aesthetics of the neighborhood while branding the station and providing riders with critical train information. Technologically, tapping off the system’s Third Rail to power the life safety systems introduced an innovative power inverter solution. The CTA was able to eliminate the need for and the maintenance of supplemental systems, a significant time and money saver.
CTA Red Line, Harrison Station, diagram showing station levels.
CTA Red Line, Harrison Station, completed interior rehabilitation.
CTA Red Line, Harrison Station canopies.
CTA Red Line, Harrison Station, completed interior rehabilitation.
CTA Red Line, Harrison Station, completed interior rehabilitation.
CTA Red Line, Harrison Station, completed entrance canopies.