St Pancras London : Architecture Information

St Pancras Station – Retail + Concourses 2007 Chapman Taylor Chapman Taylor designed the integration of shops, cafes and bars into the new two-level concourse areas of this 1868 Grade 1 listed building. The Paris and Brussels Eurostar services together with the new fast commuter services from Kent transfered to St Pancras and 40 million passengers a year will pass through the station. The shops occupy the undercroft, formerly a Victorian beer store, opening up the floor level above to bring in natural light and increase visibility. The design creates high-quality station retail, sensitively integrated with the historic building fabric. The original exposed brick arches to the vaults are retained inside the shops to create a timeless design. The cafes and bars are on the main concourse level. Chapman Taylor also proposed the design standards for all commercial signage and retail fascias as part of the approvals to be obtained from English Heritage and Camden Council. St Pancras Station London photos from Chapman Taylor Architects 301107 St Pancras Station London St Pancras Station Refurbishment 2007/08 Client + Architect: London & Continental Railways St Pancras Station roof refurbishment 2007 Pascall & Watson St Pancras Station Extension – Eurostar Terminal 2007 Foster & Partners Adjacent London railway station : Kings Cross image © adrian welch St Pancras : Church building