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When it was built it was the only building that was allowed to be evacuated by lift, I assume they must have extra protection.

Apparently as it stands it's only licensed for occupancy of 90 people, which is why they've never repurposed the tower as offices, not that the floors are that big.


Everything that goes on at BT Tower is done from the building under the tower, I haven't sent if that's part of the sell off or if that will be moved elsewhere.... it would be a heck of a job to relocate all that connectivity

The register has an interesting paragraph on this:
www.theregister.com 

"The BT Tower was also an important site for BT Group's Media & Broadcast business, as a global interchange point for live television. The company said the Media & Broadcast division has already started migrating services to its cloud-based platform, making the move to more modern premises easier."

I'd have still thought a heck of a large amount of work, also we don't know if the Museum Exchange is part of this.