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Project linking Camden Town with Kings Cross include gardens, cafés and arts space
James Corner Field Operations and Camden-based vPPR Architects have submitted their proposals to turn a disused railway viaduct into north London’s equivalent the New York Highline.
Corner – whose practice was responsible for the celebrated US scheme – won a design competition for the 1.2km project to link Camden Town with Kings’ Cross last year. Field Operations’ team includes vPPR, garden designer Piet Oudolf and artist and curator Hew Locke.
The community-driven initiative will create walking routes between local neighbourhoods, deliver a new international visitor attraction for London, and boost biodiversity in the capital. The project team predicts that when it is complete, the new route will bring in an additional 2m visitors a year to the area, and deliver a £16m annual boost to local businesses.
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