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Originally Posted by Kitchissippi
Some people are infatuated with a building that for a mere 54 years functioned as waiting rooms for a railway station that is no longer there. In order to build a station you'd have to dig a cavern south of that building. Imagine having a seat at the tail end of that train, you'd have to walk almost half a kilometre to exit out on to Rideau.
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My first reaction to this is that is pretty much the case in lots of current European stations, so probably not that big a deal.
I'm also wondering - if you are digging a completely new cavern, could you not orient it to minimize distances and maximize connectivity? It wouldn't need to extend directly out from the current station.
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