Why are locals opposing new development plans in King's Cross?
Briefly

Artist Sir Antony Gormley criticized the development plans for Coal Drops Yard, stating, 'We object to the destruction of the beautiful, unusually shaped, historic space of the yard'. He expressed concern over the lack of imaginative design, describing the proposal as a 'lazy solution in a place that deserves more,' suggesting that such changes would leave the area feeling 'sad and broken'.
Locals and groups opposing the redevelopment of Coal Drops Yard have echoed similar sentiments, with one resident describing the intended new building as resembling a 'duty free mall.' The King's Cross Conservation Area Advisory Committee has filed a formal objection, stating the pavilion would 'cause unacceptable harm' by obstructing views throughout the yard.
Read at Time Out London
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