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Euston Arch Trust
The Euston Arch Trust campaigns for the rebuilding of the Euston Arch which was destroyed when Euston station was redeveloped in the 1960s. A proposed redevelopment of Euston now offers the chance to rebuild the arch. We believe a rebuilt Euston Arch would be an outstanding gateway to a new Euston Station.
www.eustonarch.org


British Land
We are a major UK listed property company, investing in prime, modern properties.
Euston Station. British Land has been selected by Network Rail as its preferred Development Partner for the redevelopment of Euston Station. The 15 acre site has potential for more than 3 million sq ft of mixed use development, including office, retail, residential and a new station. Allies and Morrison is the Masterplan Architect, with Foreign Office Architects working closely with them on the integration of the station design within the masterplan. Proposals are being progressed with a view to submitting an outline planning application in 2010. Subject to planning, work could start in 2011.
www.britishland.com


Allies and Morrison/Foreign Office Architects
British Land and Network Rail, joint partners for the proposed £1 billion redevelopment and regeneration of Euston Station, have appointed two award winning architect practices to take forward the design.

Allies and Morrison has been appointed Masterplan Architect to create a highly sustainable, integrated, mixed use scheme for the 15 acre site. An essential part of the brief is to develop a scheme which acts as a regeneration catalyst for both the major transport interchange and the wider Euston area.

Foreign Office Architects has been appointed for the wholesale redevelopment of the station which last saw major investment in the 1960s. The team will consult with rail operators and station users and seek to create a 21st Century facility which increases capacity to match future demand and meets the growing needs and expectations of the travelling public. The practice will work closely with Allies and Morrison on the integration of the station design within the master plan. www.e-architect.co.uk

New Penn Station - The Municipal Art Society of New York
The Municipal Art Society's involvement with the Farley Post Office Building dates back to the 1980s, when Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan was promoting the idea of building a new rail station within McKim, Mead & White's Post Office. The Municipal Art Society has supported the expansion of Penn Station since it was originally proposed and continues to support it today.
www.newpennstation.org


Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP (SOM) is a Chicago-based architectural and engineering firm that was formed in 1936 by Louis Skidmore and Nathaniel Owings; in 1939 they were joined by John Merrill. They opened their first branch in New York City, New York in 1937. SOM is one of the largest architectural firms in the world.

Moynihan Station Redevelopment, 2007 Design, New York, New York. The new Daniel Patrick Moynihan Station will create a dynamic mixed-use development, while restoring and preserving an important historical resource in Midtown West. The former James A. Farley Post Office Building will improve and expand Penn Station’s circulation and capacity with grand new Train and Intermodal Halls for use by New Jersey Transit and Long Island Railroad commuters, and will serve as the gateway to expected new development in the neighborhood.
www.som.com