Redevelopment of a Residential Area, London
The main axis of the quarter is formed by three- to five-storey buildings, whose differentiated staggering and articulation create one side of a gently curving street, the opposite side of which is lined with three-storey older residential buildings. Further buildings or groups of houses are inserted into the interior of the area, primarily at right angles to this main axis. The complex is completed by building units along the roughly parallel thoroughfare, where St. James the Less Church, which is also integrated into the overall design, is located.
