Plans in for RSHP’s revamp of South Ken tube

By Tom Lowe2020-07-02T05:00:00

RSHP_South Kensington Station landmark Bullnose building

Source: Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners

Practice was chosen by TfL and Native Land for deal in 2018

Plans have gone in to Kensington & Chelsea council for Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners’ redevelopment of South Kensington tube station.

Built in 1868, the grade-II listed station is one of the oldest and busiest on the tube network with more than 34 million annual visitors.

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