Older Building, St Ann's hospital development, Victorian fittings etc

I saw this link to the new St Ann's Development in my Facebook feed earlier:

https://consultation.chg.org.uk/st-anns-have-your-say?utm_source=Fa...

There's a reference to retaining some of the older, "historic" buildings. I've seen a number of these in the past, inside and out. I noticed there is a lot of historic Victorian ironwork - for example (indoor) radiators; and outside, iron "lacework" along covered walkways between buildings. It would be a real shame if this stuff were not retained in use, or at least carefully removed so as to be used elsewhere. I'm sure there are lots of people here who know far more about it than me. Any thoughts? (And apologies if this has all been covered elsewhere.)