Back to the future: Will the new London Museum be the capital's 'greenest' public space?

Cecilia Keating
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Credit: London Musuem

The multi-million pound transformation of the London Museum's new home at Smithfield Market is aiming to set a new standard for 'green' renovation

More than 200 years of meat trading at Smithfield Market in central London came to an end last summer, when the last traders left the site for a new market space in East London. The cavernous market halls...

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