Building History: How the Old War Office was Reimagined as a New London Landmark

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Autor: archdaily Publicado el: 23/11/2021
Building History: How the Old War Office was Reimagined as a New London Landmark

The Grade II listed Old War Office building has been reimagined in central London. As a new destination for the city and rebranded as The OWO Residences, 85 homes are available in the Old War Office, which has been closed to the public for over a century. EPR Architects are working to restore and convert the building into residences and the first R...
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