Municipal Dreams
Municipal DreamsThe history of council housing
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Post-War High-Rise in Birmingham III: the blocks come down
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...
Post-war High-Rise in Birmingham II: ‘Get these people out of the slums!’
Last week’s post looked at some of the contextual forces behind Birmingham’s post-war volte-face – from a city proclaiming a ‘prejudice against flats’ as ‘one expression of its independence of character’ to one which led the country in buil...
Post-war High-Rise in Birmingham I: ‘Saucer City’
In 1971, Birmingham City Council owned 464 tower blocks, built in the preceding twenty years. By 2001, through transfer or demolition, only 305 remained and that number has continued to fall. The figures alone will conjure in most readers’ ...
Highgate New Town: dreams and nightmares
As we saw in last week’s post, as Stage Two of the Highgate New Town redevelopment was winning plaudits, Stage One – the Whittington Estate – was unloved and, in some contemporary accounts, troubled. By 1983, it was described by the local p...
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New book 'A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates' out in November. 'Municipal Dreams: the Rise and Fall of Council Housing' (2019) available in paperback.
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