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- 2. General characteristics housing in Britain – a class-related issue > reflects social position, education, lifestyle big
- 3. Living for the privileged I A stately home > traditional dwelling of the aristocracy Nowadays, many
- 4. Living for the privileged II Country cottages (mostly thatched) > very expensive (going for about 1
- 5. Living for the privileged III Luxury flats (often part of the phenomenon of gentrification) Townhouses and
- 6. Detached house – middle-class dream
- 7. Semi-detached house – middle-class reality
- 8. Terraced house – originally working-class, but becoming fashionable
- 9. For the “have-nots“ - council housing
- 10. Council housing the idea by post-war governments > to clear the slums > areas of poor
- 11. However, not all council houses were the same! First post-war housing projects > under Labour government
- 12. Letchworth garden city and Bevanite council estates
- 13. New wave of council house building Under Tory government led by Harold Macmillan (+ onwards) Chief
- 14. Inspiration: Le Corbusier + Unité d’Habitation
- 15. Peter and Alison Smithson & Brutalism
- 16. Park Hill and Ronan Point
- 17. Some crazy council estates and related buildings
- 18. Living on a council estate “I stood at the window looking down on the scene below,
- 19. House versus home the British are relatively unattached to their houses (the actual buildings) > to
- 20. Individuality versus conformity British houses – can be quite uniform (material – mostly brick, semi-detached, detached
- 21. Inside a typical English home
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