| Comment | It was built using an experimental concrete technique that didn't work out - the concrete is literally crumbling away. Chunks have already fallen off the building onto the street below - hence the big wire cage bolted to the building.
Since the entire building is built of defective concrete, restoration is out of the question. You'd have to replace the entire building.
Although it's beautiful and unique and quirky, it really needs to be demolished before it crumbles into the street and kills somebody.
Maybe the council could sell the land off cheap, under the condition that any future building must have a similar profile and look to the Lion Chambers? |
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