Project Information
Location
: London
Client
: The Ethical Property Company
Status
: Unbuilt
Key Materials
: Cast iron, Timber, Glass
Key Features
: Retail, Hospitality, Performance facilities
Green Park Station is a Grade II listed building which was redeveloped as a retail and events space in the mid 1980s after its closure as a railway terminus in 1971. We were appointed following an invited competition to propose ways of revitalising the station as a major public space. Our work to date has involved the extensive consultation with a variety of interested parties, including the Farmer’s Market and other traders, Sainsbury’s Supermarket (who operate the adjacent supermarket) and the Bath Cultural Forum. Ideas from these discussions have been translated into a proposal that would provide the city with a vibrant, accessible and commercially viable public venue in the spirit of Covent Garden Market in London.
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Tagged 1971, architecture bath, Arts/Public, bath architects, designscape, grade 2 listed, green park station, historic, historic building, historical importance, listed, Listed Building, listed building consent, london, public, railway station architecture, retail, transport architecture, urban realm, Workplace