HS2 unveils images of Old Oak Common station

Old Oak Common - HS2 - atistic impressions (3)

Scheme designed by WSP and Wilkinson Eyre

HS2 has revealed the latest designs for its west London hub at Old Oak Common.

Designed by a team led by WSP and Stirling Prize-winning architect Wilkinson Eyre, the station is set to be a key rail interchange, with an estimated 250,000 people passing through every day.

The six high-speed platforms will be situated underground with an integrated connection to the adjoining conventional station at ground level via a shared overbridge providing connections between HS2 and Crossrail services into central London and Heathrow airport.

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