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“A cleverly conceived plan that makes for bright, versatile living”
This light-filled one-bedroom apartment lies on the top floor of a block between Camberwell and Brixton, built in the 1970s to a design by celebrated post-war architect Sir Roger Walters. Extending to almost 550 sq ft, this spacious flat has been thoughtfully renovated using a palette of materials that enhance its minimal, clean lines. Outside is a large south-facing terrace with leafy views.
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History
Sir Roger Walters was an esteemed post-war architect, well-known for placing the relationship between the public and the built environment at the forefront of his designs. Born in Hertfordshire and educated in Sudbury, Walters went on to study at the Architectural Association (1933-35) and the Liverpool School of Architecture (1937-39). After working as an engineer in the Second World War, he directed projects on behalf of the Ministry of Public Building and Works, before being appointed architect to the Greater London Council. Over the course of his career, he was responsible for driving many major public projects, such as the redevelopment of Covent Garden and the Thames Barrier.
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