Edward Johnstone

Edward Johnstone was a British architect and engineer active in the early 20th century, notable for designing railway stations, bridges, and industrial buildings. He contributed to infrastructure development, combining functional practicality with aesthetic considerations. His work reflects the industrial age's emphasis on efficiency and technological progress, often integrating innovative engineering techniques of his time. Johnstone's designs aimed to support transportation and commerce while maintaining structural integrity and durability. Overall, he played a key role in advancing architectural engineering within Britain’s growing industrial landscape during his era.