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2007-09-11 HS1-001

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Portraits of the people who built UK's largest ever construction project


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Press release


HS1 Ltd

Portraits of the people who built UK's largest ever construction project


  date 11 September 2007
  source HS1 Ltd
  type Press release

London & Continental Railways, the company behind High Speed 1 (HS1), have launched a specially commissioned book and an exhibition of new work by acclaimed British photographer Brian Griffin to celebrate the development of High Speed 1, the UK’s first high speed railway.

Exhibition: 19 September – 18 November 2007

Venue: The Gymnasium, St Pancras

Price: Free

Book: Teamphoto (published on 18 September 2007) -

Price: £20

It has taken nine years, thousands of people and over 50 million man-hours to build. It has delivered over 109km of new high speed railway and created a truly world class station at St Pancras International. High Speed 1 is the first major new railway in the UK for over 100 years, and the first high speed line this country has ever seen."

To capture the magnitude of this project, London & Continental Railways commissioned photographer Brian Griffin to record the work that has gone into the building of HS1. Working with Art Director, Greg Horton, Brian has created a visual history of the project and the people that made High Speed 1 a reality.

www.highspeed1.com/teamphoto for more information on the exhibition and book.


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