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Brilliant Broadgate deserves listed status, not a death sentence

By 08 April 2011

Catherine Croft - Director of the Twentieth Century Society

There can be little doubt that Broadgate remains, in architectural and planning terms, the most significant and successful commercial development in London of the post-war period.

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