UK's National Holocaust Memorial - Revision history

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	* Landscapes of human exploitation.		* Landscapes of human exploitation.
	* Lincoln Memorial.		* Lincoln Memorial.
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	* National parks.		* National parks.
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	* Caring for war memorials.		* Caring for war memorials.
		+	* Bletchley Park restoration.
		+	* Iraq, Afghanistan, Gulf War Memorial.
	* Landscapes of human exploitation.		* Landscapes of human exploitation.
	* Lincoln Memorial.		* Lincoln Memorial.
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	* Scheduled monuments.		* Scheduled monuments.
	* Spomeniks.		* Spomeniks.
		+	* The Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
		+	* War memorials.
	* World heritage site.		* World heritage site.

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	[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	The shortlist of 10 featured some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:		The shortlist of 10 featured some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:
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	To follow the project, visit the [https://competitions.malcolmreading.co.uk/holocaustmemorial/ competition website].		To follow the project, visit the [https://competitions.malcolmreading.co.uk/holocaustmemorial/ competition website].

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

		+	* Caring for war memorials.
	* Landscapes of human exploitation.		* Landscapes of human exploitation.
	* Lincoln Memorial.		* Lincoln Memorial.
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	* World heritage site.		* World heritage site.

−	[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:News]]	+	[[Category:Conservation]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]] [[Category:News]]

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−	In October 2017, the winning design was announced for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament.	+	In October 2017, the winning design was announced for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament. The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.
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−	The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.	+

	[[File:Holocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust1.jpg]]		[[File:Holocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust1.jpg]]

−	British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad ~~were the winners of the competition with their plans for~~ a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre.	+	Winners, British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad, propose a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre. Their design incorporates 23 bronze fins with spaces to represent the 22 countries where Jewish communities were affected by the Nazis. Visitors will enter through paths between the fins and will be able to move through a Hall of Testimonies to hear stories recounted by survivors.
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−	Their design incorporates 23 ~~tall~~ bronze fins with spaces to represent the 22 countries where Jewish communities were affected by the Nazis. Visitors will enter through paths between the fins and be able to move through a Hall of Testimonies to hear ~~the~~ stories recounted by survivors.	+

	[[File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg]]		[[File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg]]
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−	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs ~~was~~ judged by a high-profile independent jury, including:	+	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs were judged by a high-profile independent jury, including:

	* Sir Peter Bazalgette (Jury Chair), Chair, United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation and Chair, ITV Board.		* Sir Peter Bazalgette (Jury Chair), Chair, United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation and Chair, ITV Board.

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	British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad were the winners of the competition with their plans for a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre.		British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad were the winners of the competition with their plans for a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre.
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		+	Their design incorporates 23 tall bronze fins with spaces to represent the 22 countries where Jewish communities were affected by the Nazis. Visitors will enter through paths between the fins and be able to move through a Hall of Testimonies to hear the stories recounted by survivors.

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−	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs ~~will be~~ judged by a high-profile independent jury, including:	+	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs was judged by a high-profile independent jury, including:

	* Sir Peter Bazalgette (Jury Chair), Chair, United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation and Chair, ITV Board.		* Sir Peter Bazalgette (Jury Chair), Chair, United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation and Chair, ITV Board.
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	* Natasha Kaplinsky, Broadcaster who recently recorded the testimony of over 100 Holocaust survivors and camp liberators.		* Natasha Kaplinsky, Broadcaster who recently recorded the testimony of over 100 Holocaust survivors and camp liberators.

−	The competition organiser, Malcolm Reading ~~will advise~~ the jury.	+	The competition organiser, Malcolm Reading advised the jury.
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−	The memorial may include a below-ground 'Learning Centre' containing testimonies from British Holocaust Survivors and camp liberators. It will also contain unheard stories recently recorded as part of the government’s initiative to ensure survivors who have never spoken out before have the opportunity to record their memories for posterity.	+
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−	The finalists' concept designs will be displayed in an exhibition in Central London and around the UK from January 2017, as well as being available online. Interviews will take place in the Spring and the winner will be announced during the summer.	+

−	~~The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan~~ said: “I’m proud to support plans to create a National Memorial of the Holocaust in the heart of London. I look forward to joining the jury to choose a landmark to pay a fitting tribute to the six million Jewish lives lost in what was one of the darkest hours for humanity.”	+	In response to the competition win, Adjaye said:

−	~~Chair of the UK Holocaust Memorial Foundation Sir Peter Bazalgette said: “These teams~~ are ~~challenged with creating a vision for~~ the ~~Memorial which sensitively reflects~~ the ~~loss of life~~ and ~~humanity during the Holocaust~~. ~~But it must also speak to everyone, with an unwavering commitment against all hatred~~ and ~~intolerance. The design will inspire people of all ages and backgrounds~~ to ~~commemorate and~~ learn.”	+	"We are deeply honoured to have been given the opportunity to tell these stories to the nation through a National Memorial and Learning Centre. It is critical these highly important and emotive historical touchpoints are explored, so that future generations are able to experience, learn, reflect and act."

	To follow the project, visit the [https://competitions.malcolmreading.co.uk/holocaustmemorial/ competition website].		To follow the project, visit the [https://competitions.malcolmreading.co.uk/holocaustmemorial/ competition website].

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−	In October 2017, the winning design was announced for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament. The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.	+	In October 2017, the winning design was announced for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament.
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		+	The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.

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	British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad were the winners of the competition with their plans for a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre.		British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad were the winners of the competition with their plans for a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre.

−	[[File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg]]	+	[[File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg]]

−	[[File:Adjayeholocaust2.jpg]]	+	[[File:Adjayeholocaust2.jpg\|link=File:Adjayeholocaust2.jpg]]

	[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]

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−	In ~~November 2016~~, the ~~shortlist~~ was announced ~~for designs~~ for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament. The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.	+	In October 2017, the winning design was announced for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament. The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.

−	~~Following the announcement of the competition by Prime Minister May in September 2016, almost 100 entries were submitted from 26 countries~~.	+	[[File:Holocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust1.jpg]]

−	~~The shortlist of 10, features some~~ of the ~~most internationally~~-~~renowned architects and artists:~~	+	British architect David Adjaye and Israeli architect Ron Arad were the winners of the competition with their plans for a ground-level memorial with a subterranean learning centre.

−	~~Adjaye Associates with designer Ron Arad Associates~~	+	[[File:Adjayeholocaust1.jpg]]

−	[[File:~~Holocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust1~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:Adjayeholocaust2.jpg]]

	[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	The shortlist of 10 featured some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:

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	In November 2016, the shortlist was announced for designs for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament. The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.		In November 2016, the shortlist was announced for designs for a National Holocaust Memorial to be located in London's Victoria Tower Gardens, next to the Houses of Parliament. The memorial will serve as a landmark, honouring the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and providing a place for commemorations and quiet reflection.

−	Following the announcement of a competition by Prime Minister May in September 2016, almost 100 entries were submitted from 26 countries.	+	Following the announcement of the competition by Prime Minister May in September 2016, almost 100 entries were submitted from 26 countries.

	The shortlist of 10, features some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:		The shortlist of 10, features some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:
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	Adjaye Associates with designer Ron Arad Associates		Adjaye Associates with designer Ron Arad Associates

−	[[File:Holocaust1.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust1.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust1.jpg]]

	[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Allied Works with artist Robert Montgomery		Allied Works with artist Robert Montgomery

−	[[File:Holocaust2.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust2.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust2.jpg]]

	[Image © Allied Works Architecture & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Allied Works Architecture & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Caruso St John with artist Rachel Whiteread		Caruso St John with artist Rachel Whiteread

−	[[File:Holocaust3.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust3.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust3.jpg]]

	[Image © Caruso St John Architects, Marcus Taylor and Rachel Whiteread & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Caruso St John Architects, Marcus Taylor and Rachel Whiteread & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Diamond Schmitt Architects with landscape architect Martha Schwartz Partners		Diamond Schmitt Architects with landscape architect Martha Schwartz Partners

−	[[File:Holocaust4.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust4.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust4.jpg]]

	[Image © Diamond Schmitt Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Diamond Schmitt Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Foster + Partners with artist Michal Rovner		Foster + Partners with artist Michal Rovner

−	[[File:Holocaust5.jpg]][Image © Foster + Partners and Michal Rovner & Malcolm Reading Consultants]	+	[[File:Holocaust5.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust5.jpg]][Image © Foster + Partners and Michal Rovner & Malcolm Reading Consultants]

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	Heneghan Peng Architects with Bruce Mau Design		Heneghan Peng Architects with Bruce Mau Design

−	[[File:Holocaust6.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust6.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust6.jpg]]

	[Image © heneghan peng architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © heneghan peng architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	John McAslan + Partners with MASS Design Group		John McAslan + Partners with MASS Design Group

−	[[File:Holocaust7.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust7.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust7.jpg]]

	[Image © John McAslan + Partners and MASS Design Group & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © John McAslan + Partners and MASS Design Group & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects with David Morley Architects		Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects with David Morley Architects

−	[[File:Holocaust8.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust8.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust8.jpg]]

	[Image © Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects and David Morley Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects and David Morley Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Studio Libeskind with Haptic Architects		Studio Libeskind with Haptic Architects

−	[[File:Holocaust9.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust9.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust9.jpg]]

	[Image © Studio Libeskind and Haptic Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Studio Libeskind and Haptic Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	Zaha Hadid Architects with artist Anish Kapoor		Zaha Hadid Architects with artist Anish Kapoor

−	[[File:Holocaust10.jpg]]	+	[[File:Holocaust10.jpg\|link=File:Holocaust10.jpg]]

	[Image © Anish Kapoor and Zaha Hadid Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]		[Image © Anish Kapoor and Zaha Hadid Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]

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−	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs will be judged by a high-profile independent jury, including ~~the following~~:	+	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs will be judged by a high-profile independent jury, including:

	* Sir Peter Bazalgette (Jury Chair), Chair, United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation and Chair, ITV Board.		* Sir Peter Bazalgette (Jury Chair), Chair, United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation and Chair, ITV Board.

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	The shortlist of 10, features some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:		The shortlist of 10, features some of the most internationally-renowned architects and artists:

−	* Adjaye Associates with designer Ron Arad Associates.	+	Adjaye Associates with designer Ron Arad Associates
−	* Allied Works with artist Robert Montgomery.	+
−	* Caruso St John with artist Rachel Whiteread.	+
−	* Diamond Schmitt Architects with landscape architect Martha Schwartz Partners.	+
−	* Foster + Partners with artist Michal Rovner.	+
−	* Heneghan Peng Architects with Bruce Mau Design.	+
−	* John McAslan + Partners with MASS Design Group.	+
−	* Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects with David Morley Architects.	+
−	* Studio Libeskind with Haptic Architects.	+
−	* Zaha Hadid Architects with artist Anish Kapoor.	+

		+	[[File:Holocaust1.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Adjaye Associates & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Allied Works with artist Robert Montgomery
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		+	[[File:Holocaust2.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Allied Works Architecture & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Caruso St John with artist Rachel Whiteread
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		+	[[File:Holocaust3.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Caruso St John Architects, Marcus Taylor and Rachel Whiteread & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Diamond Schmitt Architects with landscape architect Martha Schwartz Partners
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		+	[[File:Holocaust4.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Diamond Schmitt Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Foster + Partners with artist Michal Rovner
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		+	[[File:Holocaust5.jpg]][Image © Foster + Partners and Michal Rovner & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Heneghan Peng Architects with Bruce Mau Design
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		+	[[File:Holocaust6.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © heneghan peng architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	John McAslan + Partners with MASS Design Group
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		+	[[File:Holocaust7.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © John McAslan + Partners and MASS Design Group & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects with David Morley Architects
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		+	[[File:Holocaust8.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects and David Morley Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Studio Libeskind with Haptic Architects
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		+	[[File:Holocaust9.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Studio Libeskind and Haptic Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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		+	Zaha Hadid Architects with artist Anish Kapoor
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		+	[[File:Holocaust10.jpg]]
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		+	[Image © Anish Kapoor and Zaha Hadid Architects & Malcolm Reading Consultants]
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	After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs will be judged by a high-profile independent jury, including the following:		After a period of public consultation, the proposed designs will be judged by a high-profile independent jury, including the following: