Concrete reasons for change

By Richard Forshaw 1999-10-14T00:00:00

Architects have been scapegoated for the failure of much 1960s and 70s social housing. Critics blamed them for drawing up ugly buildings they wouldn't live in themselves. But some architects do live on council estates - and have bright ideas for the future. And others want us to look at ...

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