Aedas has won the competition to design the new £2.5 million railway station in Rotherham.
Aedas has won the competition to design the new £2.5 million railway station in Rotherham.
The practice saw off seven other unnamed firms invited to compete in the two-stage contest organised by the South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council and Yorkshire Forward.
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