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Dezeen writes:
….the fate of UK social-housing estates has become an urgent topic as councils grapple with the housing crisis and challenges of preservation.
Regeneration of social housing estates – which typically involves demolishing… [and] reduces the proportion of social-rent homes – has become a highly contentious issue….
Nearly 60,000 social-rented homes have been bulldozed in England over the last 10 years….
Anti-demolition campaigns have frequently drawn the attention of the architecture community… notably the unsuccessful attempts to save Robin Hood Gardens in east London, razed in 2017…..
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