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Amidst security fears in the wake of last week's
terrorist attacks in New York, several central London buildings
have pulled out of London Open House weekend.
Landmark buildings to have withdrawn from the Open House weekend
are: New Zealand House in Haymarket, the Department for Culture,
Media and Sport in Cockspur Street, Horse Guards in Whitehall, the
Government Art Collection near Tottenham Court Road and the Old
Treasury Building, also in Whitehall, the Foreign Office and India
Office.
The Economist building in St James's Street, Lancaster House and
Seaford House will also close their doors to visitors.
Listed below are a few of the highlights featuring around central
London this weekend....
Marble
Arch
Channel
Four Television
Hyde
Park Pet Cemetery
17
Carlton House Terrace, The Civic Trust
68
Dean Street
Accumulator
Tower and Pump House
Ashburnham
House Westminster School
Banqueting
House
Benjamin
Franklin House
BBC
Broadcasting House
Economist
Building
Fitzmaurice
House (Lansdowne House
House
of St Barnabas-in-Soho & Chapel
Michael
Hopkins & Partners Offices
RIBA
Head Office and Architecture Gallery
Rudolf
Steiner House
Terry
Farrell & Partners Office
Westminster
Hall & Portcullis House
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more about London Open House weekend
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