Architecture of Doom

2012/04/15
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Artists impression of the Minerva Street Project in Bethnal Green, London (circa 1947).

One of the first social housing projects in London following World War II. Designed by London County Council as one of the first reinforced concrete residential schemes of this scale in the country. It consisted of eight 4 storey blocks of flats.

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Artists impression of the Minerva Street Project in Bethnal Green, London (circa 1947).
One of the first social housing projects in London following World War II. Designed by London County Council as one of the first reinforced concrete residential schemes of this scale in the country. It consisted of eight 4 storey blocks of flats.

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