The structure is supported by a giant funnel at the center and 16 tree columns at the perimeter. Each tree column supports 1.5 metric tonnes (1.65 tons).

TRANSFORMING KING’S CROSS - LONDON’S HISTORIC STATION ACQUIRES A CONTEMPORARY TWIST. The new Western Concourse at King’s Cross opens to the public on Monday 19th March 2012.

The five-year renovation of London's King's Cross Station is now complete and features the gorgeous new Western Concourse with a 150 m free-spanning roof, increased daylighting, restoration and ...

Adjoining Kings Cross station, there’s a particularly nice restaurant here; Plum & Spilt Milk (the name is a nod to the colours of the livery used by railway dining cars) run by another Gordon ...

The terminal station King's Cross has been one of the most important railway stations in London since 1852. Together with the neighbouring domestic and international station St. Pancras, and the ...

Work is nearing completion on the renovation of King's Cross Station and the new naturally daylit Western Concourse in London, designed by John McAslan + Partners in cooperation with Arup.

Led by design. Backed by expertise. These two elements are fundamental to Schüco aluminium and steel facade, window and door systems It is because they are expertly designed and precisely engineered ...