Seating and Crowds Beneath The Lawn’s Roof at Paddington Station
Taken April 2019
Paddington Station’s The Lawn concourse in London is covered by a restored iron and glass roof associated with Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s original station design. The space sits beneath the historic train shed and is used as a public concourse with seating and retail areas.
Taken April 2019
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