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Camden viaduct park plans on track with launch of fresh design competition

By 2020-09-08T06:00:00

Aerial - Looking East from Western end

Camden Highline to be London’s answer to New York’s 2.5km viaduct park

Plans to transform a disused railway viaduct in Camden into a public park are steaming ahead with the launch of an international competition to find a design team.

Five shortlisted teams will each be paid a £10,000 honorarium to submit designs for the park, which will reopen a 1.1km section of the North London Railway between Camden Town to King’s Cross to pedestrians.

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