Shopping centre becomes a Grade II listed building

The Milton Keynes Shopping Center, now known as the Center MK, has been given a grade two listed status, sparking debate. While some see it as an architectural landmark deserving of protection, others, including the owners, worry that the listing will hinder future development and investment. The center, opened in 1979, is noted for its high-quality design and materials, but its new status has been met with resistance due to potential planning restrictions.

How many people use the Milton Keynes Shopping Center annually, and what does this indicate about its significance?

What concerns do architects have regarding the listing of post-war buildings like the Milton Keynes Shopping Center?