First homes built above Crossrail

24/08/2015

The first homes to be constructed above a new Crossrail station have been completed by Berkeley Homes in Woolwich.

More than a thousand homes will be constructed above the new Crossrail station in Woolwich, as part of two separate developments at Royal Arsenal Riverside.

For more on this story, read RAIL 782, published on September 2.

Author: James Johnson

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