At Home in London: The Mansion Block publications reflecting on the place of

reflecting on the place of the home in the city in light of its longstanding housing crisis

Laburnum Street

activities rooms and a roof terrace with raised beds for recreational gardening collectively aim to improve residents’ health

Date: Saturday 18th April

Lucy studied at Cambridge University and the Mackintosh School of Architecture

At Home in London: The Mansion Block publications reflecting on the place ofHousing is the basic building block of any city, dictating its character, scale, and structure. London is often associated with terraced houses and garden squares, but is also significantly characterised by large, purpose built blocks of flats, otherwise known as mansion blocks. This landmark survey commissioned by The Architecture Foundation looks at the evolution of the London mansion block from the 1850s to the present day, offering a detailed