The Kremlin - Leeds

Let me declare - I am totally fascinated by this building - I would even pay money to see the interior :-)
Quarry House, Leeds was constructed on the site of the former Quarry Hill Flats. Its imposing design has often been regarded as being domineering and self-important and has led the building to be nicknamed The Kremlin and The Ministry of Truth - but I like it.
It was commissioned by the DHSS in 1989 as an effort by the Government to move departments out of London to help recruitment and cut costs. It cost £55m (approx £125m today) and opened in 1993.

It now houses the Department for Work and Pensions, Department of Health and the Northern Headquarters of the NHS.
Rumours speak of spectacular central courtyards with ponds, fully grown trees, and a hill made of local slate by the artist Susan Tebby as well as s specially commissioned carpet, which looks like a stream which connects the courtyards. There's a swimming pool, a sports hall, squash courts, and a fully equipped fitness room - but it's all guarded by a heavy security presence. Any information from fellow Blippers will be most welcome.
My 'extra' shows the rear entrance.