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Thursday24 May 2012

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Kings X

King's Cross Western Concourse: Space Travel

14 Mar 12

John McAslan’s 8,500m2 Western Concourse at King’s Cross is transport architecture on an epic scale, returning the station to the grandeur of the golden age of trave. Just a shame about the glazing …

Farringdon station

Farringdon station overhaul: Boring? If only!

09 December 2011

London’s Farringdon station has been given an overhaul and is ready for more passengers, bigger trains and Crossrail. But it hasn’t been an easy ride - and digging a 140m tunnel by hand was the least of it. By Thomas Lane. Photography by Colin Streater

Kings X

King's Cross station's £500m redevelopment: King of King's

17 June 2011

King’s Cross station was long ago toppled from its architectural throne by neighbouring St Pancras. But a £500m refurbishment is about to make it a terminus worthy of the people

Viaduct London Bridge

The London Bridge viaduct: The missing link

15 April 2011

A railway viaduct is being built through the heart of London’s bustling Borough Market and in two weeks its new bridge will be a major landmark. All that remains is to move it to the right place

Blackfriars16

Blackfriars station: Pulling out the stops Video

28 January 2011

Blackfriars station is being rebuilt on a bridge right over the River Thames. With a four-lane road to the north, live railway lines on all sides and the river below, it’s not the easiest site on which to deliver a complex project. So how was it done? Thomas Lane buys a platform ticket

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Maglev high-speed trains: London to manchester in 55 minutes

03 September 2010

Magnetically levitating trains are faster and quieter than high-speed trains, use less energy and take up a lot less space. So why is this technology still waiting on the platform?

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