Flying, i always like seeing your photographs, and this is no exception. They are always so clean, crisp and clear and perfectly done with precision in camera setup, level, framing, all of it. Yours are always go-to examples for me. And, great for MSA as were your last period photos. I always particularly respond to subjects that have a historical (whether past or present) significance, and of course this is one of those as well.
I had to come back to this after a few hours to comment. The street light/sign on the walkway beyond the platform is not quite in alignment with the paving crack. I think that was the right decision. This way the whole length of the walkway is significant.
I also like the way the reflections on the car reveal things which are out of sight behind the fence.
You all probably won't believe this but this was shot hand-held. The grid on the ground-glass of the Rollei helps tremendously of course with aligning things, but I also just like to make sure that visible lines, especially straight and/or perpendicular lines, are plumb and level.
Maybe just a little surprised but it is certainly believable in your hands (mastery revealed in your body of work) and discipline ( "but I also just...." ) I wish to gain and improve.