High Court quashes Adjaye’s holocaust memorial plans

Holocaust memorial threshold adjaye associates and ron arad architects

Architect’s £100m proposals ruled to be in breach of a 1900 legal act protecting listed Victoria Tower Gardens

David Adjaye’s plans for a holocaust memorial outside Parliament have been quashed by the High Court.

Lawyers for the charity London Historic Parks and Gardens Trust successfully argued that the proposals were in breach of a 1900 legal act prohibiting the site from being used for anything other than a public garden.

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