Up Close And Personal With Kings Cross Station Roof

I was walking on the balcony at Kings Cross station to board my train to Stirling, when I took these pictures of the roof.

Did the architect design the building, so that passengers could look at the intricacies of the roof?

September 5, 2015 - Posted by AnonW | Transport | Kings Cross Station, Structures

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