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David Adjaye has spoken of his 鈥減rofound relief鈥� at the government鈥檚 decision to approve the Holocaust memorial and education centre which he designed with Ron Arad Associates.

The architect described as a 鈥渉uge milestone鈥� and predicted the project would become a 鈥渃rucial civic asset鈥� for the UK.

He added: 鈥淥ur entire team has been driven by the conviction that this memorial and learning centre is a crucial civic asset for Britain鈥檚 future generations 鈥� that there is a paramount importance in a society acknowledging its mistakes. [The] decision is a huge milestone in bringing this project to reality.鈥�

At the same time, the 拢100m scheme鈥檚 opponents vowed to use their right to appeal. They have six-week window in which to challenge the decision by applying to the High Court for leave to bring a statutory review.

Baroness Ruth Deech, a witness at the inquiry for the opponents, said: 鈥淭he decision to approve the current proposals 鈥� is divisive. Last autumn鈥檚 public inquiry raised serious concerns about the plans鈥� impact on heritage and a valuable public park, as well as raising issues of flood risk, security and damage to mature trees.

鈥淲e passionately believe that the Holocaust should be remembered but we believe that this [a] ill-considered and damaging proposal.鈥�

The government said work would start on site later this year with an anticipated completion date of 2025.

The scheme, which is also opposed by Westminster council, has been revised a number of times over the years and then called in by ministers and scrutinised at an online public inquiry in October and November last year.

The鈥痝overnment committed 拢50m to the project in 2015 before a site was chosen. In 2019 it announced an additional 拢25m of government money which it said must be matched by charitable donations.