ACME is working with Network Rail Property to bring forward new proposals for Liverpool Street Station. The new scheme is based on a thorough understanding of the operational needs of the station and its historic significance. The original 1864 station and its 1991 reconfiguration are remarkable for their cathedral-like concourse and train shed, and the new concourse roof extends this language into the 21st century.

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Project Details

LOCATION: London

DATE: 2024 - Ongoing

CLIENT: Network Rail

STATUS: Concept Design

Credits +

Credits

Network Rail Property - Client Team

ACME - Architecture

AECOM - Engineering & transport 

Certo - Project management

Gerald Eve - Planning

Gleeds - Cost manager

Donald Insall Associates - Heritage & townscape

GIA - Rights of light

JLL - Investment advice

AVR London - Visualisations 

SLA - Landscape Architecture

Shared Voice - communications & engagement

Intelligent Data Collection - Pedestrian modelling

Mima Group – Accessibility & Inclusive design consultants

London Liverpool Street station is a major transport hub connecting well over 100 million people a year within London and the southeast, with passengers forecast to grow to over 140 million a year by 2050.

This is a transport-led scheme promoted by Network Rail Property focussed on providing big improvements to the everyday experience for passengers.

It's time for Liverpool Street

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