The surprise decision to list the Southbank Centre after many decades means that one of London’s key examples of brutalist ...
The complex was voted "Britain's ugliest building" when it first opened in October 1967.
FINALLY the Southbank Centre is getting (some of) the attention it deserves. This week, the brutalist building on the Thames ...
Decision to grant Grade II status marks turnaround for what was once voted ‘Britain’s ugliest building’ ...
Completed along the River Thames in the 1960s, the post-war landmark has now been Grade II-listed by the Department for Culture Media and Sport. The listing follows a 35-year-long ...
Brutalist architecture, known for its raw concrete, geometric forms and imposing presence, has gained a renewed interest in the modern age of social media and more recently through the film The ...
The Southbank Centre, an example of iconic brutalist architecture has been awarded Grade II listed status following decades ...
London's Southbank Centre finally gets listed status after 35-year battle to secure 60s Brutalist landmark - The new listing ...
The government has finally listed London’s Southbank Centre ending a 35-year battle to secure statutory heritage protection ...
The Department of Culture, Media and Sport has just given a Grade II listing to the Southbank Centre, adjacent to the Royal Festival Hall and containing the Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Purcell Room and ...
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Brutalist building once called 'Britain’s ugliest' officially protected after decades-long campaign
The site has been granted Grade II listed status which means the 1960s structure will be protected from demolition and face ...
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