Date: 14/02/2022

As commuters return to trains, stations and offices, and as the Design Council sponsors a national conversation about the future of local station design, we explore the wonders of prefab design on the railways.

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Station to station: a spotters guide to prefab design on the railways

The Guardian

As commuters return to trains, stations and offices, and as the Design Council sponsors a national conversation about the future of local station design, we explore the wonders of prefab design on the railways

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New high tech bike rack / sculpture at Dalreoch.
Location: Dalreoch
Company: Caledonian and Dumbartonshire Junction Railway
18/05/2017 Beth Crawford

This is a Caldercruix to Edinburgh traih at Armadale on Sunday 8th October 2017. Caldercruix was acting as a terminus as the line was closed west from there to Shettleston.
Location: Armadale
Company: New Monkland Line (Monkland Railways)
08/10/2017 Ewan Crawford

Taynuilt looking to Crianlarich in 1990. The building was in use as West Highland Brewers / Brewery and Station Tap pub at the time. A few years later it was to succumb to junior arsonists. This building, like most on the line, was assembled from a sort of flat-pack sent out from Glasgow by train. Around 1990 the out of use signalbox was re-located from the west end of the station to the east end (it is just visible in the new location).
Location: Taynuilt
Company: Callander and Oban Railway
//1990 Ewan Crawford

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