Rogers Stirk Harbour hopes to make it sixth time lucky at jinxed South Ken station

By Tom Lowe2020-07-02T06:00:00

Source: Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners

Half a dozen architects have had a crack at rejigging the historic site

Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has submitted plans for the controversial redevelopment of South Kensington tube station.

Built in 1868, the grade-II listed station is one of the oldest and busiest on the tube network with more than 34 million annual visitors.

Julian Harrap Architects is working on heritage elements of the scheme.

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