Setback for AHMM as Lasdun’s IBM building listed

Original details of Denys Lasdun's IBM headquarters

Twentieth Century Society hails grade II protection

Denys Lasdun’s IBM building on London’s South Bank has been listed, throwing a spanner in the works of AHMM’s redevelopment plans.

Historic England granted the National Theatre’s neighbour grade II protection and turned down a request for a certificate of immunity from listing (COI).

The Twentieth Century Society which had been lobbying for listing and which raised concerns over AHMM’s “heavy-handed” proposals, welcomed the news.

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