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HS2 Euston Station

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Tunnel design (geometry, linings, alignment, connections); BIM/CAD; survey scopes; conceptual design statement.
Estimated cost: Commencement:
February 01, 2018
Completion date:
August 01, 2019
Location:
Two Snowhill
London
Birmingham
B4 6GA
United Kingdom
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London Clay, Lambeth Group (Reading, Woolwich and Upnor Formations).

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Bid cost: Final cost:
£1.6 billion GBP
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Description

Euston Station will be transformed as the London terminus for HS2. The project involves building a new station alongside the Network Rail station and creating over 600m of new tunnelled connections to the Euston London Underground (LU) station. The works include two new sets of escalators serving the Victoria line and Northern line Bank branch and three new lifts providing step-free access to all lines. Tunnel diameters range from 3.6m to 11.5m with most tunnels being constructed using sprayed concrete lining. In the tightest locations squareworks tunnels have been designed.

Existing station and its context
New tunnels (cyan) connecting HS2 and LU platforms