Network Rail announces Queen Street station revamp plan Network Rail has selected the Buchanan Partnership as its partner for a multi-million pound redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street station. The project is expected to run from 2013 until 2015, with some improvements made for the 2014 Commonwealth Games. A new glass frontage will be added to the station’s George Square entrance. Inside, the concourse will be extended, a new mezzanine level food court added, along with an atrium link to the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre. The Dundas Street and North Hanover Street entrances will also be redesigned and there will be a new entrance created from Cathedral Street.
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Network Rail announces Queen Street station revamp plan

Network Rail has selected the Buchanan Partnership as its partner for a multi-million pound redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street station.

The project is expected to run from 2013 until 2015, with some improvements made for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

A new glass frontage will be added to the station’s George Square entrance.

Inside, the concourse will be extended, a new mezzanine level food court added, along with an atrium link to the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre.

The Dundas Street and North Hanover Street entrances will also be redesigned and there will be a new entrance created from Cathedral Street.

Street Lights : 2- Exchange Place at Night Exchange Place is a short yet historic looking street, joining Buchanan Street to Royal Exchange Square & onwards to Glasgow’s GoMA & Queen Street. It is probably best known locally for the ‘Art-Deco Styled’ Rogano Restaurant. As well as Starbucks with its uniquely placed (for people gazing) ‘Mid-Floor’ mezzanine level & quiet haven from a busy city on the 1st Floor (so its been said!) -FYGlasgow Team- picture via: -whatdidyouexpectfromme
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Street Lights : 2- Exchange Place at Night

Exchange Place is a short yet historic looking street, joining Buchanan Street to Royal Exchange Square & onwards to Glasgow’s GoMA & Queen Street.

It is probably best known locally for the ‘Art-Deco Styled’ Rogano Restaurant. As well as Starbucks with its uniquely placed (for people gazing) ‘Mid-Floor’ mezzanine level & quiet haven from a busy city on the 1st Floor (so its been said!)

-FYGlasgow Team-

picture via: -whatdidyouexpectfromme