Home to the Eastern Daily Press and Evening News for more than 50 years, Prospect House is one of Norwich's most recognisable buildings.
Owing to its brutalist architecture and high vantage point overlooking the Castle, the building has been a key landmark on the city scene ever since its construction in the late 1960s.
We take a look at our very own Prospect House with pictures from our archives.
Prospect House following its construction sometime in the early 1970s (Image: Newsquest)
The front of the newly-constructed building in December 1969 (Image: Newsquest)
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Construction under way on the new Prospect House, July 24, 1969 (Image: Newsquest)
The stone steps are built at the front of the building, September 8, 1969 (Image: Newsquest)
Much of the surrounding area was cleared before construction could safely take place, 1968 (Image: Newsquest)
Early stages of construction, August 28, 1968 (Image: Newsquest)
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Foundations are set, 1968 (Image: Newsquest)
The topping out ceremony of Prospect House on April 24, 1969 (Image: Newsquest)
Princess Alexandra opening Prospect House in 1970 (Image: Newsquest)
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Timothy Apthorpe, Lawrence Sear, editor-in-chief of Easter Counties Newspapers and David Frost, January 23, 1989 (Image: Newsquest)
The building in 2003 (Image: Newsquest)
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