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The new details of the plans for the Google Zone

Posted on Monday 29 May 2017 by Robert Milne

At its meeting on 11 May the Forum heard about the detailed plans for Zone A of King’s Cross Central (along the railway lines to the south of Goods Way). The buildings to be occupied by up to 10,000 Google employees … Continue reading →

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Plans for the Google Zone and public spaces

Posted on Saturday 22 April 2017 by Robert Milne

At its next meeting, on 11 May, the Forum will hear from Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Heatherwick Studio and Argent about the plans for the Google office next to the railway. BIG and Heatherwick Studio are also designing the Google … Continue reading →

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Future influence on the King’s Cross area

Posted on Tuesday 26 November 2013 by Robert Milne

At its meeting on 25 November the Forum discussed whether to disband and, if so, how related work should continue. There was strong support for ensuring that the occupants of King’s Cross Central could influence future social, economic and environmental … Continue reading →

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Details of the plans for the Google Zone

Posted on Tuesday 2 July 2013 by Robert Milne

At its meeting on 13 June the Forum heard from Simon Allford of Allford Hall Monaghan Morris about the detailed plans for Zone A of King’s Cross Central (along the railway lines to the south of Goods Way). Representatives of … Continue reading →

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Plans for the Google Zone, a park and local amenities

Posted on Monday 3 June 2013 by Robert Milne

At its next meeting, on 13 June, the Forum will hear from Argent about the plans for: Zone A (the office complex next to the railway for Google). Cubitt Park and Cubitt Square (the spaces coloured in green and red … Continue reading →

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