Grimshaw reveals images of scaled-back HS2 Euston terminus

HS2 Euston exterior CGI

Source: Grimshaw \ HS2 Ltd

New station designed to be built in one stage

HS2 Ltd has revealed images of the scaled-back design for its £1.3bn London terminus at Euston.

The new 10-platform station has been designed by Grimshaw with Arup and WSP and will be built by a Mace Dragados joint venture (MDJV).

A year ago HS2 minister Andrew Stephenson sparked anger when he sent the designers back to the drawing board to lop a platform off the scheme and increase the oversite development. Transport planners and architects warned it would be a false economy.

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