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SAVE adds Sheffield’s National Centre for Popular Music to at-risk register as fears for building grow
Branson Coates’ building was vacated by Sheffield Hallam’s student union last year
SAVE Britain’s Heritage is the latest campaign group to add Branson Coates’ National Centre for Popular Music to its Buildings at Risk Register.
The 1999 building, designed by Nigel Coates and Doug Branson, was occupued by Sheffield Hallam University’s student union but was vacated last year, partially due to high operatin
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