Victoria collapse threatens nearby buildings

By Thomas Lane, Dan Stewart and Dan Stewart and Thomas Lane Dan Stewart and Thomas Lane2007-06-22T00:00:00

The scene in Westminster following the building collapse: 1 Administration wing 2 Permanent museum gallery 3 Circulation spine

The structural damage resulting from last week’s building collapse in Victoria, central London, may spread to neighbouring buildings, turning it into a much bigger problem than first anticipated.

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