What we're hearing: One of London's finest modern houses faces demolition
March 24th, 2014
March 24th, 2014
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Despite being taken to the High Court, a local conservation group has failed in their attempts to stop the demolition of one of London’s finest modern homes. The house, in Blackheath, was designed in 1970 by the architect David Branch for himself and his family. Photography: Tim Crocker
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