A new pocket park has emerged behind Euston station, occupying the site of the former National Temperance Hospital, which was demolished to make way for HS2. The park opened in July 2023 but underwent expansion to enhance its space and functionality. Featuring drought-resistant plants and timber seating, it aims to foster community engagement amidst the uncertainty of HS2’s future. The park includes a youth performance space and educational signs explaining its plant selection, illustrating a blend of historical reflection and modern community needs.
The new pocket park near Euston station is a temporary community space that offers a glimpse into the past while paving the way for future developments.
Initially opened in July 2023, the park has been redesigned to include drought-tolerant plants and serve as a multifunctional performance space.
The park, formerly the National Temperance Hospital site, highlights community engagement amid uncertainty surrounding the future of the HS2 project.
With its timber seating and diverse plant selection, the park aims to create a welcoming environment for local residents and visitors.
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