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Network rail Inter-City 125 , passing through South Bank , near Middlesbrough , in the North East of England with powercar 43299 on the front and 43290 on the rear .
Network Warrington, Optare Solo, Optare N27F No 201 YJ11 EKA seen here at the operator's depot, Warrington, Cheshire. 16th October 2011.
24 November 2015 - OECD Eurasia Week 2015
Better Institutions, Interconnectedness and Inclusiveness for Competitiveness in Eurasia
OECD Headquarters, Paris, France
Photo: OECD/ Andrew Wheeler
Networking during lunch at the first meeting for local authority representatives, hosted by the information authority in July 2009.
Dan Reed Network
FIrst night of the UK tour - Wed March 9th 2016
Robin 2, Bilston
Melvin Brannon Jr - Bass
A recent press release by Network Rail and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the winner of their 2018 design competition for the possible railway footbridge of the future. The Competition’s challenge was to design fully accessible footbridges that could be used across Britain’s rail network. The competition was looking for ideas that were innovative, challenged presumptions and raised expectations for the quality of future design.
The winning design came from the Danish architectural practice Gottlieb Paludan Architects, working with Czech engineering and bridge specialist Strasky, Husty and Partners, put forward a bridge which the judges described “as most convincingly addressing the wide range of practical challenges whilst proposing a bold, elegant and uncluttered response that would create an uplifting experience to suit many contexts”.
Due to the high quality of the entry, the judges also decided to highly commended the entry by Hawkins\Brown with WSP. They commented that “This design presented a strong strategic approach, proposing a modular ‘kit of parts’ that would enable a standardised bridge system to be adapted via the use of simple pre-fabricated, clip-on modular elements to different contexts and settings, with the footbridge being conceived as a social engine focussed on people and place.”