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HS2 submits Wilkinson Eyre’s Old Oak Common station
Decision set to be made this summer
Wilkinson Eyre has submitted plans for its HS2 station at Old Oak Common in west London.
It has also revealed new images of the project which got the go-ahead from Boris Johnson last week, 11 years after the idea for a high-speed railway was first floated by then-transport secretary Andrew Adonis in 2009.
A schedule 17 submission has been made to the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) for the station, which has been designed by WSP as well as Wilkinson Eyre.
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