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Grimshaw and Arup revise West Midlands HS2 station designs

By 2020-01-22T07:00:00

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Latest designs informed by public consultations

Updated designs for the two new HS2 stations in the West Midlands have been unveiled, with both now set to be net zero-carbon.

The designs for Curzon Street and Interchange have gone on display ahead of planning applications being submitted in the coming weeks to Birmingham and Solihull councils respectively.

HS2 has been working with Grimshaw and WSP on the design for Curzon Street and with Arup on the Interchange station in Solihull.

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