The housing market is so turbulent because of the number of factors that influence it and how quickly they can change. Most importantly the needs of residents are always evolving. This can make it very tricky to solve any crises and meet supply challenges. Even if enough homes could be built quickly, would they cater for all of the different requirements? Continue reading →

Neave Brown was the architect behind some of the most iconic post-war social housing in London. He designed the Dunboyne, Alexandra and Ainsworth estates, all three of which are located in Camden. He also designed a row of five terraced houses in the area on Winscombe Street. All of these projects have since been listed, the earliest of which was granted in 1993. Continue reading →

Last year travel magazine Lonely Planet revealed the top cities for lovers of unique architecture to visit. It asked people who had already visited popular locations such as London, New York and Paris to rate new routes that people should explore. There are some quite interesting destinations on the list, all with incredible buildings to explore. Continue reading →