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RSHP’s South Kensington tube redevelopment to start later this year
Controversial project will replace Bullnose building with four-storey office and add new eastbound platform
RSHP’s controversial plans for the redevelopment of South Kensington station will start later this year after Transport for London included its scheme in its business plan.
Approved at appeal in 2023, the project will replace the station’s characteristic Bullnose building with a four-storey office building to the roof of the main station building, and deliver 50 new homes on sites near the station.
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