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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2008 · 5 MIN

Creating animated pedestrian space at Euston Station

from Urban Design Group Presentations · host Jake Desyllas

Jake analyses the current fragmented pedestrian movement at Euston Station and suggests a more sociable spatial layout

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Jake analyses the current fragmented pedestrian movement at Euston Station and suggests a more sociable spatial layout

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