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Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London
RIBA114467
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London
RIBA114468
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Home for young disabled people, 48 Boundary Walk, Camden, London: part of the dining room with the ramp to the left
RIBA114469
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London
RIBA114470
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London: kitchen area
RIBA114471
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London
RIBA114472
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London: kitchen area
RIBA114473
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London
RIBA114474
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Children's Reception Centre, Langtry Walk, Camden, London
RIBA114475
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).
Home for young disabled people, 48 Boundary Road, Camden, London: one of the ramps leading from the dining and recreation area
RIBA114476
NOTES: Evans & Shalev designed two homes close together, near the Alexandra Road Estate, both similar in appearance. One, on Langtry Walk was built as a children's reception centre (1970-1975) and the other, on 48 Boundary Road was built as a home for young disabled people (1972-1976).