Edinburgh’s 7N beats transport giants to shape Britain’s future railways

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Source: 7N Architects

Atkins and Pascall & Watson among finalists in station design ideas contest

Edinburgh practice 7N Architects has won an international ideas competition to rethink the future of station design in the UK.

It beat a five-strong shortlist consisting of Atkins and Pascall & Watson, both from London, Toronto’s Workshop Architecture and Miguel Angel Carrasco Arquitetura from Rio de Janeiro.

The contest, run by RIBA Competitions and Network Rail, attracted more than 200 entries from designers based in 34 different countries.

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