The King’s Cross redevelopment in London, UK, began in 2008 on 67 acres of unused land near the station. The project involved constructing 50 buildings, 1,900 homes, 20 streets, and 26 parks. Commencing in 2010, the endeavor faced a challenge with four railway tunnels beneath the site, crucial for commuter traffic. Collaborating with Network Rail, construction proceeded over the tunnels with real-time monitoring to ensure safety and prevent infrastructure damage.