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RAISING THE ROOF

on the doorstep of London’s King’s Cross station. What used to be a grim wasteland of goods yards and storage sheds is undergoing a multibillion-dollar overhaul that has seen (), a post-industrial retail and dining precinct that made its debut in October.

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