The Elizabeth line not only provides new rail connections through central London from the east and west, but also gives London some impressive stations and smart new trains.
This book is a celebration of the architecture and design to be seen on the line. The architects write about their respective stations and what went into creating them and the train designers give details of their work.
An introductory chapter tells about the detailed planning of the line following the Central London Rail Study of 1989. Design on the Elizabeth Line provides an illustrated account of the station, infrastructure and train design of London's long-awaited cross-city line. Well-illustrated in colour throughout. Hardback. 112 pages.