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Upside down homes lined up for award


27/ 3/2008

A CONTROVERSIAL housing development in Langworthy has been shortlisted for a top architecture award.

Chimney Pot Park, which features ‘upside-down’ houses, has been nominated in the annual Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Awards.


 

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   Not actually commenting on this article, but another article which was in issue of 28/03/08 on back-to back houses. I saw this article in paper copy but cannot find it online, is it available somewhere online that I am just not able to find ?
oldnoll, little hulton
31/03/2008 at 11:31
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