Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Crossrail is building 10 new stations and upgrading 30 more, creating 42 kilometres of tunnels under central London and integrating new and old infrastructure, signalling and systems into a state-of-the-art railway.
The new stations, public space and associated developments will add to the fabric of the landscape, act as a catalyst for regeneration and influence the way people experience the city and its suburbs.
Lead architects have worked with multidisciplinary teams of engineers, urban realm designers and operators to deliver stations that best serve the communities they serve. Each new station has been designed to respond to its unique setting and community, from streetscapes to concourses and ticket halls. At the platform level, a more consistent design spans the route to aid interchange and way-finding.
Find out more about Crossrail's approach to design here:
crossrail.co.uk
Video released in 2016
Crossrail is building 10 new stations and upgrading 30 more, creating 42 kilometres of tunnels under central London and integrating new and old infrastructure, signalling and systems into a state-of-the-art railway.
The new stations, public space and associated developments will add to the fabric of the landscape, act as a catalyst for regeneration and influence the way people experience the city and its suburbs.
Lead architects have worked with multidisciplinary teams of engineers, urban realm designers and operators to deliver stations that best serve the communities they serve. Each new station has been designed to respond to its unique setting and community, from streetscapes to concourses and ticket halls. At the platform level, a more consistent design spans the route to aid interchange and way-finding.
Find out more about Crossrail's approach to design here:
crossrail.co.uk
Video released in 2016
