Curzon Street HS2 showpiece for Birmingham terminal

Birmingham city stock. Early Spring. Curzon Street station. Proposed HS2 Station location. Eastside.

Birmingham’s historic Curzon Street Station will be integrated into the city’s new HS2 terminus. A deal has been struck to save the world’s oldest surviving monumental railway architecture. The building will be preserved and incorporated into the new HS2 Curzon Street Terminus. Building work is already well underway to transform the derelict site into a showpiece for the project, and help with the city’s economic regeneration. The entire project, a high-speed line between London and Birmingham, is budgeted at over 100 billion pounds (110 billion euros).

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Curzon Street HS2 showpiece for Birmingham terminal

Birmingham city stock. Early Spring. Curzon Street station. Proposed HS2 Station location. Eastside.

Birmingham’s historic Curzon Street Station will be integrated into the city’s new HS2 terminus. A deal has been struck to save the world’s oldest surviving monumental railway architecture. The building will be preserved and incorporated into the new HS2 Curzon Street Terminus. Building work is already well underway to transform the derelict site into a showpiece for the project, and help with the city’s economic regeneration. The entire project, a high-speed line between London and Birmingham, is budgeted at over 100 billion pounds (110 billion euros).

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