I would doubt that it will ever be demolished, as they stated, it is
an architectural wonder, and, at worst will end up in a folk museum.
The simple fact that it has been extended with little problem means
the planners love it and that's everything.

Has anyone got a link so I can see what all the fuss is about ?

TIA :-)

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