Heinz Isler’s Norwich Sports Village given grade II listing

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Twentieth Century Society calls 1980s buildings a ‘masterpiece of engineering’

Heinz Isler’s Norwich Sports Village has been granted grade II-listed protection following an application from the Norwich Society and the Twentieth Century Society.

Completed in 1988, the sports complex in the Broadlands area of Norwich is the only example of Isler’s trademark concrete shell structures in the UK.

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