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 (early stage design inherited from another consultant).

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. Contractor was Spence. Completed 2017.

Project Value: £9m

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