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[[File:FlatInAHighRiseBlock-06.png|right|class=lead-image|300px]]  Category 6.0 in the [[Chimni Home Typology]]    A flat in a high rise block is any self-contained home in a multi-occupancy building of 10 stories or more. These buildings can include purpose built single apartment blocks, larger high rise estates or converted office buildings.  
[[File:FlatInAHighRiseBlock-06.png|right|class=lead-image|300px]]  Category 6.0 in the [[Chimni Home Typology]]    A flat in a high rise block is any self-contained home in a multi-occupancy building of 7 stories or more. These buildings can include purpose built single apartment blocks, larger high rise estates or converted office buildings. The classification of 7 storeys or more was codified in the Building Safety Act 2022 as being relevant to Leaseholder and Tenant protection.
 




Latest revision as of 17:18, 10 June 2025

Category 6.0 in the Chimni Home Typology A flat in a high rise block is any self-contained home in a multi-occupancy building of 7 stories or more. These buildings can include purpose built single apartment blocks, larger high rise estates or converted office buildings. The classification of 7 storeys or more was codified in the Building Safety Act 2022 as being relevant to Leaseholder and Tenant protection.


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High Rise Blocks In Art & The Media[edit]

  • Trellick Tower by Paul Catherall

    Trellick Tower by Paul Catherall

  • 'Trellick Tower from the Train No 24' series by @Birmingham_81

    'Trellick Tower from the Train No 24' series by @Birmingham_81

  • The Grade II listed Park Hill Estate, Sheffield. One of a series by local artist Mandy Payne

    The Grade II listed Park Hill Estate, Sheffield. One of a series by local artist Mandy Payne

  • The Barbican, London. By artist Nora Glover. In the RIBA Collection.

    The Barbican, London. By artist Nora Glover. In the RIBA Collection.

  • ‘De Beauvoir’, 2015 depicting the De Beauvoir Estate, Hackney, London by artist Michael Cox

    ‘De Beauvoir’, 2015 depicting the De Beauvoir Estate, Hackney, London by artist Michael Cox

  • ’Camberwell Flats I (by Day)’ by David Hepher 1983.

    ’Camberwell Flats I (by Day)’ by David Hepher 1983.

  • ‘Habitation’ by Louise Hayward. A linocut print illustration of the Amesbury & Durrington Towers off the Wandsworth Rd, London.

    ‘Habitation’ by Louise Hayward. A linocut print illustration of the Amesbury & Durrington Towers off the Wandsworth Rd, London.

  • 'Arrangement in Turquoise and Cream', David Hepher, oil on canvas, 1970/80.

    'Arrangement in Turquoise and Cream', David Hepher, oil on canvas, 1970/80.

  • ’Moscow Towers’ by Moscow-based artist Kirill Stryukov (born 1988)

    ’Moscow Towers’ by Moscow-based artist Kirill Stryukov (born 1988)

See Also In Chimni[edit]

The Chimni Home Typology

Chimni Wiki Page: The Flats In A Low Rise Block

Chimni Wiki Page: What's The Difference Between 'Low-Rise' and 'High-Rise'

Other Interesting Web Sites[edit]

TowerBlock.org- A Compendium

References[edit]

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