Westminster votes to oppose Adjaye’s Holocaust Memorial

By Jim Dunton2020-02-13T06:00:00

Council says government-backed scheme is too big for Victoria Tower Gardens

Westminster councillors have voted to oppose David Adjaye’s National Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre, earmarked for Victoria Tower Gardens – next to the Palace of Westminster.

The controversial scheme has been reworked several times in a bid to minimise its impact on the gardens and the wider Westminster Unesco World Heritage Site.

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