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Eurostar service at Waterloo Station, by Chris Hogg, 1999. This extension to Waterloo
Eurostar service at Waterloo Station, by Chris Hogg, 1999. This extension to Waterloo is the London terminus for the Eurostar service to Brussels Midi station, Belgium and Paris Gare du Nord station. The stations extension, designed by Nicholas Grimshaw, gave it 5 new platforms. The new station opened in 1994
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This print by Chris Hogg showcases the Eurostar service at Waterloo Station in 1999. Serving as the London terminus for Eurostar trains bound for Brussels Midi station in Belgium and Paris Gare du Nord station, this extension to Waterloo brought immense convenience and connectivity to travelers. Designed by the renowned architect Nicholas Grimshaw, the station's expansion included five new platforms, providing ample space for seamless boarding and disembarking. Opened in 1994, this architectural marvel revolutionized rail travel with its modern design and state-of-the-art facilities. The photograph beautifully captures the essence of this bustling transportation hub, highlighting both its impressive infrastructure and vibrant atmosphere. The image also offers a glimpse into the world of railways, showcasing various locomotives, rolling stock, and vehicles that were an integral part of Eurostar operations during that time. Notably, a diesel locomotive can be seen on one of the platforms - a testament to the diverse range of technologies employed within railway systems. Chris Hogg's masterful composition not only celebrates this significant milestone in London's transport history but also pays homage to Nicholas Grimshaw's visionary architecture. This remarkable print serves as a timeless reminder of how innovative design can shape our urban landscapes while ensuring efficient movement across borders.
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