Grimshaw gets planning for HS2’s Curzon Street station

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£570m station and new public realm given the green light

Grimshaw’s HS2 Curzon Street station in Birmingham has been given planning permission by the city council, the first phase one station to be approved.

Three planning applications for the £570m station and the surrounding landscaping were approved by the council’s planning committee during a virtual meeting earlier today.

A council report recommending the scheme for approval said: “The elegant and (deceptively) simple form of the main station building clearly reads as a railway station and harks back to traditional station architecture, delivering this in a confident and contemporary way.”

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