First look inside Canary Wharf Crossrail station

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Journalists and media representatives have been given a tour of Canary Wharf station – the most complete station on the Crossrail network.

Work is underway on the station fit out, including the timber lattice roof which will house the development’s spectacular rooftop garden.

Two thirds of the six-storey station development will be dedicated to retail. The commercial development is set to open in 2015, three years before the planned opening of Crossrail.

The new station, which is located across from the West India Quay DLR station, like Canary Wharf Tube station, is built in dock water.

3 COMMENTS

  1. What do you expect, Tom? It’s a public railway which like all railways in Britain will be publicly subsidised for the benefit of… the public. Be grateful we’re still pumping money into groundbreaking civil engineering projects rather than increasing military spend. I for one don’t mind my tax money going towards something that is of benefit to the public, and I look forward to travelling on Crossrail in the future.

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