The Royal Institute of British Architects, together with the Lancashire City Council, has unveiled five proposals seeking to transform the once at-risk Preston Bus Station into a new public space and youth center. Each design was selected from 100 entries submitted via an international design competition focused on preserving the historic structure's Brutalist nature.
The anticipated £13 million plan is a major step forwarded considering the 1960s station, now a Grade II listed building, was recently slated for demolition. The adaptive reuse efforts are a result of a successful, international preservation campaign that secured a second life for the iconic structure.
Now, Lancashire wants your help. View all 5 unanimous proposals (below), and vote for your favorite!
Design 1
Design 2
Design 3
Design 4
Design 5
Public voting closes Tuesday, July 21.
News via RIBA and Lancashire
