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Revision as of 17:12, 21 June 2021
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.
Back up to the Chimni Home Typology
High Rise Blocks In Art & The Media
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Trellick Tower by Paul Catherall
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'Trellick Tower from the Train No 24' series by @Birmingham_81
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The Grade II listed Park Hill Estate, Sheffield. One of a series by local artist Mandy Payne
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The Barbican, London. By artist Nora Glover. In the RIBA Collection.
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‘De Beauvoir’, 2015 depicting the De Beauvoir Estate, Hackney, London by artist Michael Cox
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’Camberwell Flats I (by Day)’ by David Hepher 1983.
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‘Habitation’ by Louise Hayward. A linocut print illustration of the Amesbury & Durrington Towers off the Wandsworth Rd, London.
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'Arrangement in Turquoise and Cream', David Hepher, oil on canvas, 1970/80.
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’Moscow Towers’ by Moscow-based artist Kirill Stryukov (born 1988)
See Also In Chimni
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
References
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