CLEAN : UKs National Trust opens tours of Brutalist tower

The Balfron Tower, a Brutalist architectural icon in London, is temporarily open to the public as a pop-up tourist site, thanks to the National Trust. The site attracts those interested in 20th-century architecture, particularly Brutalism. Visitors can tour restored flats, which have been returned to their 1960s appearance. Originally designed by Erno Goldfinger as a social housing monument, the tower will soon be redeveloped into luxury flats, marking the end of its socialist vision.

How did the restoration process of the flats in Balfron Tower begin?

What changes are planned for Balfron Tower after the public visits?