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CAMBERWELL: An architecture student has designed a prize-winning scheme for an underground railway linking London hospitals.
The plan by Aimee O'Carroll, 24, from Camberwell, would use a Royal Mail track, which carried post from Whitechapel to Paddington until 2003.
Medical supplies and blood could be moved quickly between five hospitals. Miss O'Carroll won £1,000 with the Architectural Association's Foster + Partners Prize for Sustainability and Infrastructure.
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Hospital rail link idea wins prize
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Re: Hospital rail link idea wins prize
Yes, and what a useful artery it would be.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/ ... s-prize.do
CAMBERWELL: An architecture student has designed a prize-winning scheme for an underground railway linking London hospitals.
The plan by Aimee O'Carroll, 24, from Camberwell, would use a Royal Mail track, which carried post from Whitechapel to Paddington until 2003.
Medical supplies and blood could be moved quickly between five hospitals. Miss O'Carroll won £1,000 with the Architectural Association's Foster + Partners Prize for Sustainability and Infrastructure.
