Niemeyer Centre in Spain forced to close
due to financial bickering
Dezeen Wire: an arts centre by architect Oscar Niemeyer in the Spanish city of Avilés is to close, having been open to the public for just six months. The regional government claims there are irregularities in The Niemeyer Centre‘s accounts and has forced it to close for at least the next two months, sparking protests from local residents and business owners – The Guardian
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