A huge blaze broke out last night at Camden music venue Koko, which was undergoing a £20m refurbishment.
The London Fire Brigade said that a third of the venue’s roof was on fire at one point, after fire broke out at around 9pm on Monday.
The building, previously known as the Camden Palace and the Camden Hippodrome, dates back to 1900.
In 2018, main contractor Od Projects announced that it had secured a role as main contractor to refurbish the existing 1,500-capacity venue and create a music-focused members club including restaurants, bars, retail, recording studios and a terrace bar. The project also involves the full refurbishment of the adjoining Hope & Anchor pub.
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