Concourse Retail Remodelling at Paddington Station with Spence (Contractor) for Network Rail

Grade I listed ‘Paddington Lawn’ was extensively remodelled and renovated to provide passengers with better retail choices and an increase in food and drink outlets. Robinson Kenning & Gallagher provided Lead Designer, multi-discipline technical design and Principal Designer services for this vibrant retail and dining hub.

The completed retail and catering scheme can now be considered among the best in a London Station environment. This reflects Paddington’s status as one of the major gateways of London and has enabled the Paddington Lawn project to become a showcase for Station retailing and dining with the best possible customer experience. Paddington Lawn works took 14 months to complete on site.

Project Value: £9m

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