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Heatherwick's plans for £500m makeover of 1970s shopping mall in Nottingham revealed

By 2021-12-08T10:32:00

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Source: Heatherwick Studio

Work will involve leaving parts of half demolished Broadmarsh centre in tact

Thomas Heatherwick has unveiled plans to turn a part demolished 1970s shopping centre into a park and leisure space.

Called the Frame, the scheme will involve a £500m makeover of the Broadmarsh shopping mall which opened in 1975 and was partway through a redevelopment which ground to a halt when its former owner, retail developer Intu, went bust last year.

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