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Green Park Station Step-free Access

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The facts

Client: Tubelines Ltd / London Underground Ltd.
Location: Green Park, London
Services: Design, Planning, Environmental Impact Assessment
Sector: Transport
Contract Type:  Lump Sum
Project Value:  £48m
Start: 2009    
Completion: 
2012

The project

The £48m project to provide step-free facilities at Green Park Tube station was completed ahead of schedule and under budget by Tube Lines and London Underground in September 2011.

Passengers with restricted mobility, as well as people with heavy luggage or buggies, are now able to use the new lifts at Green Park Tube station to easily access the Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee line platforms.

During the 2012 Games Green Park will be a key station as it will enable customers to change onto the Jubilee line for access to the Olympic Park, Wembley and North Greenwich. Green Park is also an interchange for travellers heading to Heathrow airport and other key transport hubs such as St.Pancras International Rail Station.

Other works include new flooring, ceiling, lighting, tiling and signage in the ticket hall, plus new entrances and lift lobbies.

The project is part of a wider upgrade of Green Park station which also includes the installation of a new canopy and a new staircase on the south side of Piccadilly, as well as public space improvements outside the station.

Art on the Underground has also commissioned artist John Maine RA to create a new artwork which forms part of the station structure. The work focuses on the geology of the Portland stone cladding and setting of the station in the natural environment of Green Park.

Due to the location of the station within a Royal Park and Conservation Areas and adjacent to listed buildings, the design process has involved a number of sensitive design considerations and extensive stakeholder consultation to ensure that the finished station is sympathetic to its surroundings while enhancing the area.

The completion of the wider upgrade of the station and its surrounds is expected in early 2012.

Capita Symonds is the lead designer for all aspects of the Green Park station project.

For further information on this project contact Neill Grieve here

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