It's the building whose architecture divides opinion among Leeds residents.

Whether you it love or loathe it Quarry House - nicknamed 'The Kremlin' - has now been part of the cityscape for more than 20 years.

It opened in July 1993 at a cost of £55 million providing new headquarters for the Department of Health and Social Security and housing 2,000 staff.

Visitors were greeted by a specially-woven water theme carpet in the foyer.

Most offices just a have typing pool. Quarry House opened with a luxury swimming pool overlooked by a bar.

It also boasted its own hairdresser, nursery and dentists when it opened.

Your Yorkshire Evening Post visited the site to reflect on its history and produced this video report.

The story of 'The Kremlin' - Leeds Quarry House