Public Housing exhibition open at the NLA 28.05.19

The New London Architecture exhibition, Public Housing: A London Renaissance is now open. It shows how boroughs across the capital are working to deliver high-quality and affordable homes on estates, smaller sites and large-scale areas of regeneration, to create places that can also support the sustainable growth of the city. The exhibition, and it's accompanying publication, features several Haworth Tompkins projects including Silchester, Meeting House Lane, Maydew House, Blackwall Reach and Chobham Manor. Visit at the NLA's Store Street centre until 18 July.

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