DescriptionPreston Bus Station - geograph.org.uk - 1182121.jpg
English: Preston Bus Station Built in 1968-1969, it's an excellent example of "Brutalist Architecture". Designed by Keith Ingham and having a capacity for 80 double-decker buses, it is said to be the second largest in western Europe. The building would be demolished under the Tithebarn redevelopment plan.
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