Evening all,

Hot on the heels of the walking map thing, the New London Architecture
centre is now going TRANSPORT BARMY:

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org/exhibitions.php

It's moderately interesting; worth nipping in if you're on Tottenham Court
Road, at least.

Although all the text and illustrations (ie everything except the
maquettes) are he

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org...donsMoving.pdf

In their thing on Thameslink, they say "A new staion would also be built
to serve the Tate Modern art gallery"; i'd never heard of this before. Any
truth to it?

tom

--
The MAtrix had evarything in it: guns, a juimping off teh walls, flying
guns, a bullet tiem, evil computar machenes, numbers that flew, flying
gun bullets in slowar motian, juimping into a gun, dead police men,
computar hackeing, Kevin Mitnick, oven trailers, a old womans kitchen,
stairs, mature women in clotheing, head spark plugs, mechaanical squids,
Japaneseses assasins, tiem traval, volcanos, a monstar, slow time at
fastar speed, magic, wizzards, some dirty place, Kung Few, fighting,
a lot of mess explodsians EVARYWHERE, and just about anything else yuo
can names!

Tom Anderson wrote:
Evening all,

Hot on the heels of the walking map thing, the New London Architecture
centre is now going TRANSPORT BARMY:

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org/exhibitions.php

It's moderately interesting; worth nipping in if you're on Tottenham
Court Road, at least.

Although all the text and illustrations (ie everything except the
maquettes) are he

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org...donsMoving.pdf


In their thing on Thameslink, they say "A new staion would also be built
to serve the Tate Modern art gallery"; i'd never heard of this before.
Any truth to it?

In one of the various versions of Thameslink 2000, I'm sure I've seen a
plan for a new exit from the Blackfriars platforms onto the south bank
to interchange with Southwark tube (since the 12-car platforms at
Blackfriars would stretch more or less all the way across the river
anyway); perhaps that's what it's talking about.

--

Stephen

Yeah, what I really need is emotional therapy from the evil dead.

"Tom Anderson" wrote in message
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Evening all,

Hot on the heels of the walking map thing, the New London Architecture
centre is now going TRANSPORT BARMY:

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org/exhibitions.php

It's moderately interesting; worth nipping in if you're on Tottenham Court
Road, at least.

Although all the text and illustrations (ie everything except the
maquettes) are he

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org...donsMoving.pdf

In their thing on Thameslink, they say "A new staion would also be built
to serve the Tate Modern art gallery"; i'd never heard of this before. Any
truth to it?

tom


The extended (12 car platforms) Blackfriars station will have an entrance on
the south of the river, its all in the approved Transport & Works Order.

Paul

Tom Anderson wrote:
http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org...donsMoving.pdf

In their thing on Thameslink, they say "A new staion would also be built
to serve the Tate Modern art gallery"; i'd never heard of this before. Any
truth to it?

Not so much a new station more like a new station entrance on the south
end of Blackfriars bridge allowing access to the then cross river
Blackfriars station - walk east by the river under the wobbly bridge
and there is Bankside - Home of the Tate Modern. .

Stephen Farrow wrote:
Tom Anderson wrote:
Evening all,

Hot on the heels of the walking map thing, the New London Architecture
centre is now going TRANSPORT BARMY:

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org/exhibitions.php

It's moderately interesting; worth nipping in if you're on Tottenham
Court Road, at least.

Although all the text and illustrations (ie everything except the
maquettes) are he

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org...donsMoving.pdf


In their thing on Thameslink, they say "A new staion would also be
built to serve the Tate Modern art gallery"; i'd never heard of this
before. Any truth to it?

In one of the various versions of Thameslink 2000, I'm sure I've seen a
plan for a new exit from the Blackfriars platforms onto the south bank
to interchange with Southwark tube (since the 12-car platforms at
Blackfriars would stretch more or less all the way across the river
anyway); perhaps that's what it's talking about.

I wouldn't call it an interchange with Southwark tube since it's about
500m away on-street, but there will certainly be a new southern entrance
to Blackfriars on the South Bank.

--
Dave Arquati
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London

Dave Arquati wrote:
Stephen Farrow wrote:
Tom Anderson wrote:
Evening all,

Hot on the heels of the walking map thing, the New London
Architecture centre is now going TRANSPORT BARMY:

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org/exhibitions.php

It's moderately interesting; worth nipping in if you're on Tottenham
Court Road, at least.

Although all the text and illustrations (ie everything except the
maquettes) are he

http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org...donsMoving.pdf


In their thing on Thameslink, they say "A new staion would also be
built to serve the Tate Modern art gallery"; i'd never heard of this
before. Any truth to it?

In one of the various versions of Thameslink 2000, I'm sure I've seen
a plan for a new exit from the Blackfriars platforms onto the south
bank to interchange with Southwark tube (since the 12-car platforms at
Blackfriars would stretch more or less all the way across the river
anyway); perhaps that's what it's talking about.

I wouldn't call it an interchange with Southwark tube since it's about
500m away on-street, but there will certainly be a new southern entrance
to Blackfriars on the South Bank.

Yes, I'm misremembering (I thought Southwark tube station was closer to
Blackfriars Bridge - it's a station I've passed on the Thameslink trains
often enough, but never actually used).

--

Stephen

Would Jane Austen have used a food processor? Did Mendelssohn have a
mole in the same place as Anita Harris? Where can you buy stair rods?
All these questions, and more, are ignored in tonight's programme.

Wonder what this will look like on the map.