Robinson and Mason Streets Re-alignment Project

Project Overview

The realignment of Robinson and Masons Streets is part of a longer-term aspiration for Revitalising Central Dandenong to improve the length of Robinson from Princes Highway to Walker Street.

Robinson Street is a major north south link on the periphery of central Dandenong, providing access to the office and retail functions west of Lonsdale Street. Robinson Street is cut off at Walker Street, with vehicular and pedestrian traffic diverted onto Mason Street, near Hutton Street.

The realignment aims to improve connectivity, reduce congestion and support traffic circulation.

What was delivered?

A safer street environment to address recorded traffic accidents
New raised platforms to enhance pedestrian safety
A new bus stop repositioned to align with the realigned roadway
Additional open space with grass as a holding treatment for future landscape
Tree planting

Project Objectives

The realignment of Robinson and Masons Streets delivers a functional traffic access to central Dandenong but discourages large volumes of through traffic. It improves urban design to provide safe and pedestrian friendly public realm.

The project objectives are:

Development of a high-quality streetscape that is safe and welcoming for the public,
Ensure that the role of Robinson and Mason Streets as primary collector roads servicing the western sector of central Dandenong is emphasised,
Enable traffic access to central Dandenong, but deter large volumes of through traffic, and
Retain on street parking provision.