The station construction is scheduled to begin in 2012 with a target completion in 2017.
Paddington station new roof.
The span 4 roof restoration contract was awarded to the joint venture of morgan est and morgan ashurst.
The seventh busiest railway station in the capital london paddington is of great historical significance having been built by isambard kingdom brunel in 1850 and is a grade i listed heritage building.
With a mix of perspex roof covered areas and open air spots we ve got you covered whatever the weather.
The building was the joint work of isambard kingdom brunel 1806 1859 and matthew digby wyatt 1820 1877.
Paddington station the london terminus of the great western railway 1854.
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Paddington also known as london paddington is a central london railway terminus and london underground station complex located on praed street in the paddington area.
When designing his new station he was inspired by the construction of crystal palace.
Paddington station was designed by isambard kingdom brunel as part of his plans for the great western railway.
Much of the main line station dates from 1854 and was designed by isambard kingdom brunel.
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During the 1990s paddington station was extensively refurbished with the glass in brunel s original roof replaced with polycarbonate glazing panels the restoration of digby wyatt s ornamental tracing and significant improvements to the lawn.
Paddington station took four years to complete and opened on 29 may 1854 serving as the london terminus of the great western railway.
Our work involves repairing minor leaks to installation of new roofs all jobs in between.
Contractors for paddington station.
Bask in the sunlight or watch the clouds go by overhead.
Iron was used in the construction of the roof and the spans supported on cast iron pillars.
The site has been the london terminus of services provided by the great western railway and its successors since 1838.
From the illustrated london news london 8 july 1854.