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Here's a question for the "team"!
Despite being a pretty serious fan of Holden architecture, I've had my first ever visit to Cockfosters today! [1] I was well impressed (I think it's up there with Arnos Grove and Southgate) but although I liked the horticulture on the (partially infilled?) central bay platform, I'm not sure it would meet his or Frank Pick's design requirements! My reason for posting here though is that the station *really* reminded me of somewhere else.......but where? Is there another very similar terminal station somewhere on the system? Or on another metro somewhere in Europe? I really did have the strangest feeling of déjà vu; perhaps it's just having seen this one in so many pictures but if anyone can enlighten me or suggest what else it reminds me of, I'd be very grateful! [1] I was on my way to do a guided tour of Finsbury Park and Stroud Green, a rather esoteric commission but at least it gave me the chance to way lyrical about the might-have-beens of the mid 20th century New Works Programme and a former tramway stables site in Seven Sisters Road. Happily I missed the later traffic chaos there caused by the "chemical incident". -- Ian Jelf, MITG Birmingham, UK Registered Blue Badge Tourist Guide for London and the Heart of England http://www.bluebadge.demon.co.uk |
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