We’re so pleased to see Castlefield Viaduct featured alongside nine other fantastic transformative parkland projects in Architecture Today.
“Following the closure of Manchester’s Central Station in 1969, the Grade II listed Castlefield Viaduct – built for railway services into the city in 1880 – closed to the public and rendered redundant. London studio Twelve Architects worked with the National Trust to deliver the ‘rails-to-trails’ project, an exemplar of adaptive reuse that celebrates the site’s heritage by preserving the rusted steel structure while contributing to the urban greening of the city and addressing inequalities in access to nature.”
You can read the feature here!
