| Details   of their concerns, released to the Guardian under the Freedom of Information   Act after the cost of the building has more than trebled to £303m, show that   from the outset Hadid's design faced "clear technical and organisational   issues" and "the detail of the scheme was not as well developed [as   its competitors]". The newly released reports from the 2005 jury   sessions show the building's use as a community facility after the Olympics   was "not well thought-through" and there was "a costly step   missing in [identifying] the true cost of changing modes [from Olympics to   community use]". The   Guardian | 
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Cost worries over Hadid's 'seductive' pool centre were waved aside by Olympic jury
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