As part of the NSW Government’s Commuter Car Park Program, the Edmondson Park North Commuter Car Park from Transport for NSW has successfully delivered a significant increase of 900 new parking spaces. The NSW Government is committed to delivering accessible public transport infrastructure, so Transport for NSW is providing more commuter car parks where needed. Its benefits include improved customer access to the public transport network, encouraging mode shift away from private vehicles, improves the flexibility and reliability of customer ‘first and last mile’ of their journey contributing to reducing congestion on the road network.

The Edmondson Park North Commuter Car Park stands out with its unique features. Our design includes a ground-plus-six suspended-level car park and boasts: a feature façade, increased floor height on the ground floor for future retail conversion, two lifts, a metal deck roof with solar panels, electric vehicle charging, and provisions for boom gates.

The artwork installed at the car park's pedestrian entrance complements the south commuter car park and reflect the area's natural history.

The commuter car park has developed world-leading sustainability initiatives to allow future projects to adopt greener construction methods and create resilient and future-focused infrastructure, supporting Transport for NSW’s Net Zero and climate change commitments.

The traffic assessment involved removing parallel parking and adding a new through lane. A large stormwater detention facility was also installed to reduce the post-development discharge from the existing greenfield site. It is built using innovative construction methods. This project is one of the first to apply the principles and requirements of the latest Concrete Code (AS3600-2018). Amongst the main updates were new design provisions for earthquake ductility, detailing and floor plate diaphragm design.