Ministry of Defence Main Building, Headquarters building in Westminster, United Kingdom
The Ministry of Defence Main Building exhibits a modernist architectural style with symmetrical facades and geometric patterns across its multi-story structure.
Constructed in 1959 and designed by Vincent Harris, this Grade I listed building represents post-war architectural development in central London.
The structure forms part of the British government complex, housing critical military administration offices alongside other governmental departments in Westminster.
The building stands near Westminster Underground station, with multiple bus routes and river transportation options providing access to this central London location.
The building features specialized security measures integrated into its architecture while maintaining its status as a protected historical structure.
Location: City of Westminster
Inception: 1959
Architects: Vincent Harris
GPS coordinates: 51.50400,-0.12490
Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:41
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