Abstract
Ebbsfleet International station on section 2 of the Channel Tunnel Rail link – now known as High Speed 1 – in Kent is a new, high-tech gateway station that opens up major travel opportunities for people living in a wide arc east of London. It is also the first tangible piece of infrastructure in one of the UK's most ambitious and large-scale regeneration projects, the Thames Gateway. This paper describes the design and construction of the station and associated 16 km of rail track, structures and parking for 9000 cars.
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