Architects’ Journal reported that a bid to have the 49-year-old London Central YMCA building listed was rejected.
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Fresh fears have been raised over the future of London’s Central YMCA building after a bid to have the 49-year-old building listed was rejected.
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Architects’ Journal
The UK’s leading professional architecture magazine | IBP Editorial Brand of the Year 2020, 2021 & 2023
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