China wants tunnel, basement rooms at planned London ‘mega-embassy’

This article was originally published by Radio Free Asia and is reprinted with permission. An architect working on China’s controversial plans for a new ‘mega-embassy’ in London has revealed some of the details of the project, including a tunnel connecting two of the former Royal Mint buildings, basement rooms and accommodation for hundreds of staff. Plans submitted to a government inquiry indicate large-scale remodeling of the buildings on the former Royal Mint site, including a large basement area with a security airlock for vehicles, suites of basement rooms and a new tunnel connecting two of the existing buildings. A political commentator Read Full Article At: China wants tunnel, basement rooms at planned London ‘mega-embassy’

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