
The history of council housing
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If the St Giles Estate in Lincoln discussed in last week’s post can be taken as a quintessential example of the council-built cottage suburbs that dominated the interwar period, the Ermine Estate in the same city stands out as a superb exem...
The City of Lincoln offers an interesting case study of the early drive to build affordable housing for working people. Back then this was almost universally understood to be, of necessity, council housing, and the drive to build came – adm...
Maybe only its biggest fans would claim that the town hall and civic complex at Tunbridge Wells make a truly beautiful ensemble but they do possess a striking dignity and presence. Above all, they tell the story of our civic culture’s rise ...
As charted in last week’s post, Birmingham’s torrid love affair with high-rise was ending by the late sixties. The city built 464 high-rise blocks in the post-war period, the last of these on the Chelmsley Wood estate built between 1965 and...
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I am the author of 'Municipal Dreams: the Rise and Fall of Council Housing' (Verso, 2019) and 'A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates' (RIBA Books, 2023).
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