Credit: Michael Cockerham
A steel-framed link connects Waterloo’s former international terminal with the main station
London’s Waterloo Station has been transformed by the Wessex Capacity Alliance’s (WCA) programme of works, which included rebuilding the former international terminal (WIT), allowing its platforms to be brought back into use.
As part of this, an infill roof structure has been delivered, bridging the gap between the three-pin arch roof of Grimshaw’s WIT terminal, and the trussed 1920s steel roofs forming the main station concourse.
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