Alexandra Road Estate Floor Plan

The alexandra road estate officially the alexandra and ainsworth estate but often referred to as rowley way the name of its main thoroughfare is a housing estate in the london borough of camden north west london england it was designed in a brutalist style in 1968 by neave brown of camden council s architects department.

Alexandra road estate floor plan.

Haart estate agents borehamwood present this 3 bedroom semi detached house for sale in alexandra road borehamwood. For more information on the background to the development see the history section. With its striking stepped concrete terraces the alexandra ainsworth estate also known as alexandra road is the most famous of the social housing schemes built during camden s golden age in the 1960s and 1970s. Elim cottage 19 alexandra place is a delightful detached house located on one of the most desirable streets in keith.

Inside were generated two pedestrian streets the main rowley way formerly alexandra road and a smaller ainsworth road. Architecture studio haverstock has added new facilities to a school on london s historic alexandra road estate built by architect neave brown in the 1970s. Alexandra road park is a neighbourhood public park in a built up urban area of inner london it occupies an area of 4 2 acres 1 7 hectares area of designated open space the core park area is 1 25 hectares which connects to several adjacent plaza spaces which create entrance areas connecting the park to the surrounding neighbourhood. Prior to the project alexandra road was an area where decaying victorian mansions were located called to be demolished.

With its striking stepped concrete terraces the alexandra ainsworth estate also known as alexandra road is the most famous of the social housing schemes built during camden s golden age in the 1960s and 1970s. Construction work commenced in 1972 and was completed in 1978. Community centre youth club play centre and two shops. Public housing comprising two parallel pedestrian streets of terraced houses of four and six storeys which have a central park between them a school for 100 mentally handicapped children.

Believed to date from 1877 the property is constructed of harled concrete under a pitched slate roof and provides comfortable accommodation over two storeys.