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The renovation of King's Cross station (designed by John McAslan and Arup) will be capped off with a new public square to be completed by the end of 2013. The 1970s concourse extension will be demolished and replaced by 75,000 square feet of open space, with seating and an area for outdoor art exhibitions.
Image courtesy Stanton Williams
King's Cross Square
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Laura Raskin, a former editor at RECORD based in Brooklyn, New York, writes about architecture.
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