It's a prize-winning building only built 30 years ago... now it could be demolished
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukSalford has seen many of its historic buildings bulldozed in recent decades triggering ill-fated campaigns by locals to save them.
The Black Horse Hotel on The Crescent, the art-deco landmark, The Ambassador Cinema in Langworthy Road and most recently the greenhouse in Buile Hill Park have all been swept away.
But there has been widespread criticism over plans to demolish another city building - less than 30 years after it was built and garnered with a prestigious architecture prize.
The Centenary Building was constructed for Salford University and in 1996 was the inaugural winner of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Stirling Prize, which names the country's best new building.
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