Alternative housing: Lessons from a visit to 3 South London schemes

On 4 February 2015, a group of researchers and stakeholders visited three alternative housing sites in south London as part of the LSE London year-long knowledge exchange project, Housing in London: Addressing the Supply Crisis. The group visited Walters Way (a street of self-build units), Featherstone Lodge (site of a future co-housing development) and Havelock Walk (a mews of live/work dwellings) in the Forest Hill area. The site visit followed a workshop which explored how alternative housing can be part of the solution to London's housing supply crisis and offered a chance to see first-hand the potential of and the obstacles faced by alternative housing schemes. To read more about the role alternative housing might play in addressing London's housing supply crisis, visit our project

Film by Ricardo Leizaola and Louise Boer, Goldsmiths University of London

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