LE CORBUSIER
March 2014
Ernő Goldfinger’s landmark tower didn’t give working-class families the homes they deserved. High-rise has been a disaster
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September 2013
People want homes, not the “housing units” offered by tower blocks, yet planners continue to sanction these unloved monstrosities
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