Shaping Railway Corridors with Noise Isolation Walls

Enclosing Rail Lines

Realistic station approaches and transit corridors benefit from dedicated structural barriers:

1. Plan the boundaries of your rail corridor around tracks, tunnel approaches, or indoor station throats.

2. Place noise isolation wall blocks along the perimeter of the rail line to partition the tracks from surrounding station spaces.

3. Build the walls high enough to box in the corridor, helping to shape a realistic railway environment.

Structuring Corridor Layouts

1. Connect noise isolation walls adjacent to your station platform blocks to guide passenger traffic smoothly toward designated boarding doors.

2. Use the wall blocks to shape indoor passageways, dividing transit lines from interior station halls.

3. Check that the walls maintain proper clearance so that carriage sliding doors can operate without obstruction.