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Renovation on North Square of Shanghai Railway Station to begin

August 14, 2025
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Renovation on North Square of Shanghai Railway Station to begin
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Caption: The North Square of Shanghai Railway Station

If you've ever struggled through the stuffy underground passages while switching between Metro Lines1, 3 and 4 at Shanghai Railway Station, the upcoming changes will make your journey much easier.

The North Square of the station will undergo a renovation, with over 58 million yuan (US$8 million) being invested to improve passenger flow, according to the official bidding plan announcement.

The project will feature an upgraded transfer hall for Metro Lines 3 and 4.

The current 9,205-square-meter hall on the east side of the Metro Line 1 station will be refurbished, with mechanical and electrical installation work.

Currently, Line 1 operates beneath the South Square, while Lines 3 and 4 serve the North Square, creating a transfer process that typically takes passengers between 5 and 10 minutes. The renovated transfer hall is expected to address this gap by providing a direct, interconnected pathway within the station complex.

The bidding starts from September 20.

Editor: Liu Qi

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