Park Royal London Regional Transport Station And Adjoining Shops And Flats Station Chambers

Park Royal London Regional Transport Station and the adjoining shops and flats, including Nos 1-6 Station Chambers and Nos 1, 1A, 1B, to 11, 11A and 11B Hanger Green, were built between 1935 and 1936 by architects Welch and Lander. The station features brick construction with some concrete and has a flat roof. It includes a circular booking hall and a tower on the left, with a curving block of shops to the right. The booking hall is double height and has a central canopied entrance facing Western Avenue, with the upper part of the facade consisting of a circular drum and a continuous clerestory. The square tower on the right has vertical brick fluting in panels on each face, topped with circular panels displaying the LRT motif. Both the tower and the booking hall have a projecting concrete cornice with a blue tiled edge. To the right, there is a three-storey parade of shops with flats above, featuring ceramic-clad piers that separate the shops and plate glass windows. The upper floors have ribbon windows with closely spaced metal mullions and frames. Inside the station, fluted piers rise to form brackets that support the roof of the circular booking hall, which also contains a ticket office and stairways leading to the platforms, linked by stepped clerestories to the platform canopies.