Radical chic

By Thomas Lane, Thomas Lane and Thomas Lane Thomas Lane 2006-04-28T00:00:00

Stepped terraces provide each flat with direct sunlight, and cream paint has softened the building’s appearance

Source: Edward Hill photography

Bloomsbury's unloved 1960s Brunswick Centre has never lived up to Levitt Bernstein's ground-breaking vision - until now. Thomas Lane went to see what's been happening, and discovered a transformation that is causing a stir among retailers and residents alike

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