TfL has released a batch of 3D maps of Central line tube stations, following a Freedom of Information request.
Here they are, somewhat cleaned up to remove the black blobs from redacted information.
Enjoy.
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Hey Ian,
This is awesome, but any chance of a link to the original FOI response? My sinister tendencies are more interested in the redacted bits 🙂
The redacted bits are just code numbers for the various parts of the stations and contact details, nothing of any serious interest, or conspiracy.
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/3d_station_representations#incoming-663447
Is that a disused lift shaft at Holborn then?
Also I’ve once seen Victoria station done like this but cut into a plastic or glass block. It really was amazing in 3D. Would be fascinating to bring them to life with 3D animation in a similar way.
Want to see the rest of the stations now…
A full axionometric of King’s Cross (Not on the Centra Line, I know …) would be really interesting …..
Ahem – https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/blog/2015/01/24/layout-maps-of-kings-cross-tube-station/
See https://parkinginstevenage.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/king-cross-upgrade-map1.gif