Design competiton announced for future of UK’s smaller stations

Station approach

Winner could sign contract for £250,000

Network Rail has launched an international design competition for ideas that will improve Britain’s 2,000 small and medium stations.

The designers of the winning concepts will leave a lasting legacy on the design of the 80% of stations that make up the network, said organisers.

The contest, run by RIBA Competitions, aims to stimulate creativity and address the changing character of society, they said.

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