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Minister to decide fate of Adjaye’s Holocaust Memorial next month

By 2021-06-21T06:00:00

Adjaye Associates' revised entrance pavilion to the proposed National Holocaust Museum

 

The future of David Adjaye’s Holocaust Memorial, set to be located in the shadow of the Palace of Westminister, will be decided by the housing minister next month.

Christopher Pincher will make a final decision over granting it planning permission before the end of next month, a year and a half since it was called in for ministerial approval in November 2019.

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