Architect says adding wheelchair access to Clifford’s Tower restoration would have had ‘catastrophic impact’

By Ariana Hashtrudi2024-05-22T12:15:00

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Source: Dirk Linder

Scheme in York not awarded top prize in RIBA regional award because of concerns over disability access

Hugh Broughton Architects has said its restoration of Clifford’s Tower in York could not incorporate wheelchair accessibility without having a “catastrophic impact” on the 11th century monument after the project was not awarded RIBA’s top architecture prize for the region.

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