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Gallery: Shortlisted entries for The Pineapples Awards 2024

Brent Cross West, London Borough of Barnet, for Barnet Council and Related Argent, with Mace and Studio Egret West

Brent Cross West is the first mainline station to open in London in over a decade. Barnet is the first local authority in England to deliver a rail infrastructure project, securing £419m of central government funding for the realisation of a 650sqm site with four platforms. The station acts as a gateway to Brent Cross Town, the 73ha, £8bn net zero neighbourhood being delivered in partnership with Related Argent.

Winner of Infrastructure - The Pineapples Awards 2024

Infrastructure

Newport Active Travel Bridge, Newport, for Newport City Council, with Grimshaw, Arup, Cass Hayward and Alun Griffiths

The Newport Active Travel Bridge completes active travel infrastructure over the Great Western mainline, and incorporates SuDS and a new plaza within its £10.5m budget. The amphitheatre-like space is intended to be used for a variety of public activities, such as performances, exhibitions or events. The bridge enables a reduced distance from Devon place to Queensway across the 1,380sqm site, with two-way shared access between pedestrians and cyclists.

Shortlisted for Infrastructure - The Pineapples Awards 2024

Infrastructure

Market Gate Bridge, Barnsley, for Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, Network Rail and the South Yorkshire Combined Mayoral Authority with Waterman, IBI Group Architects, Arcadis and Keltbray

The A-frame, cable-stayed Market Gate Bridge supports active travel across the Barnsley interchange on Kendray Street in Barnsley Town Centre. The 35m high bridge links the recent £200m Glass Works development with the transport rail and bus interchange and the car park and is fully accessible via lifts and to cyclists. The £12m total cost includes surrounding public realm landscaping.

Shortlisted for Infrastructure - The Pineapples Awards 2024

Infrastructure