King's Cross Station, London, United Kingdom. Architect: John McAslan & Partners, 2012.

King's Cross Station, London, United Kingdom. Architect: John McAslan & Partners, 2012.

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The new Western Concourse at King’s Cross was officially opened by Boris Johnson, Mayor of London and The Rt Hon Justine Greening, Secretary of State for Transport, and opened to the public on Monday 19th March 2012. “The £500 million transformation of King's Cross station represents a compelling piece of place-making for London. The show-piece is clearly the Western Concourse, Europe’s largest single span station structure and the heart of the development, but the overall project is far more complex: an extraordinary, collaborative effort that has delivered an internationally significant transport interchange, fit for the 21st century and beyond.

Image Details:
Image File: ACNH-0024-0010
Caption: King's Cross Station, London, United Kingdom. Architect: John McAslan & Partners, 2012. view of people waiting on the concourse.
Property Release: No
Model Release: No
Dimensions in PX: 4093 x 4100 pixels
Date of Photograph: 01/07/2012
Restriction: No Restriction
Credit: Hufton+Crow/VIEW
Building Details:
View Project Number: 61305
Building Name: King's Cross Station
Headline: King's Cross Station, London, United Kingdom. Architect: John McAslan & Partners, 2012.
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Architect: John McAslan & Partners
Architect Website: http://www.mcaslan.co.uk
Category: Transport And Infrastructure
Building Type: Railway Station
Year of Completion: 2012
Collection: VIEW Architecture
Public Notes: The new Western Concourse at King’s Cross was officially opened by Boris Johnson, Mayor of London and The Rt Hon Justine Greening, Secretary of State for Transport, and opened to the public on Monday 19th March 2012. “The £500 million transformation of King's Cross station represents a compelling piece of place-making for London. The show-piece is clearly the Western Concourse, Europe’s largest single span station structure and the heart of the development, but the overall project is far more complex: an extraordinary, collaborative effort that has delivered an internationally significant transport interchange, fit for the 21st century and beyond.
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Orientation: S
Type: Railway Station
B/W or Colour: Colour
Number of People: Large group of people (11+ people)
Technique: Full Frame
People Incidental: Yes
Point of View: General view
Time of Day: Day
Interior or Exterior: Interior
Photographer: Hufton+Crow
Source File Name: ACNH-0024-0010.jpg
Copyright Info URL: www.viewpictures.co.uk