london will demolish two historic buildings for project by diller scofidio + renfro
plans have moved forward to replace two historic buildings with a new 'london wall west' neighborhood designed by DS+R.
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The City of London is embarking on an ambitious project in collaboration with Diller Scofidio + Renfro to revamp the London Wall West. This historic site, home to the Museum of London and the Bastion House, is set for transformation as the museum moves to a new location in West Smithfield. The redevelopment promises to introduce modern office spaces, cultural areas, and green landscapes, all aligned with the city’s commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2040. However, this plan has sparked a significant debate among residents and conservationists. The Vision for London Wall West
Background of the Project
The London Wall West redevelopment project aims to replace the Museum of London and the 1970s-era Bastion House, which no longer meet current standards. The city plans to engage the community through public exhibitions to ensure the project meets local priorities.
Community Engagement and Feedback
From the outset, city planners have involved neighborhood residents to understand their priorities better. Public exhibitions were held to gather feedback and ensure the project aligns with community needs. Despite these efforts, the proposal to demolish these historic buildings has met with substantial...
The post london will demolish two historic buildings for project by diller scofidio + renfro appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
The City of London is embarking on an ambitious project in collaboration with Diller Scofidio + Renfro to revamp the London Wall West. This historic site, home to the Museum of London and the Bastion House, is set for transformation as the museum moves to a new location in West Smithfield. The redevelopment promises to introduce modern office spaces, cultural areas, and green landscapes, all aligned with the city’s commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2040. However, this plan has sparked a significant debate among residents and conservationists. The Vision for London Wall West
Background of the Project
The London Wall West redevelopment project aims to replace the Museum of London and the 1970s-era Bastion House, which no longer meet current standards. The city plans to engage the community through public exhibitions to ensure the project meets local priorities.
Community Engagement and Feedback
From the outset, city planners have involved neighborhood residents to understand their priorities better. Public exhibitions were held to gather feedback and ensure the project aligns with community needs. Despite these efforts, the proposal to demolish these historic buildings has met with substantial...
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