Tripoli Bus Terminal
Vision for a national transportation network

Project description

In similar fashion to the Saida project, the Tripoli Bus Terminal and Railway Station was conceived as part of a national effort aimed at rehabilitating public transport infrastructure and services throughout Lebanon. The station was set to be constructed near the Tripoli South Stadium, thus linking the major northern coastal city to the rest of the country. The project design intended it to include:

  • Arrival and departure points for inter-city buses
  • A central taxi station below the bus terminal
  • A bus depot and service station for storage and technical backup
  • A regional train station (part of a subsequent phase of the project)
    Supporting facilities including a central station hall, ticketing and information facilities, and a post office
  • A large public parking
  • Shopping areas next to the station hall, the waiting areas and the bus boarding deck
  • A large separate department store, spread over four floors, was also intended to be part of the development, allowing for a BOT approach to be adopted while enhancing the urban and social fabric of the city as well.
Location
Tripoli, Lebanon
Area
34,090m² land
22,100m² built-up
Cost
USD 9 million
Client
Office of Railways and Public Transport
Year
1996
Services provided
Pre-concept design
Concept design
Schematic design
Building permit
Detailed design and tender documents
Operation and Maintenance Tender Documents
PROJECT TEAM