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C51-19A Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C52-18 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C52-19 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C52-20 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C52-4 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C52-6 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C56-13 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C56-18 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C56-2 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C56-3 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C56-40 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C56-41 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C57-11 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C59-23 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C60-16 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

C60-18 Photographs from around Brunswick Centre, London Wall and Barbican. Shot as college project in 1975. I had some thoughts about architectural anomie and dehumanising sense of scale.

New build canalside housing at the junction of the Regents Canal (Grand Union Canal) and the River Lee (Lea) Navigation

Canary Wharf from Finks 1

Canary Wharf from Finks 2

Clapton Park Estate 86-958 new

Clapton Park Estate 86-958 rev

Construction of new University of York building

Fieldgate Mansions, a 19th century tenement block due to be demolished in 1972 but preserved by squatters occupying it.

The run down & dilapidated Kingshold Estate, Hackney.

The run down & dilapidated Kingshold Estate, Hackney. © David Hoffman phone +44 (0)20 8981 5041, fax +44 (0)20 8980 2041, email lib@hoffmanphotos.com NUJ & BAPLA recommended terms & conditions apply. Moral rights asserted under Copyright Designs & Patents Act 1988. Full terms and conditions for digital and traditional use available on request. Credit is required. No part of this photo to be stored, reproduced, manipulated or transmitted by any means without permission.

Young black boy wanders aimlessly on a council estate in Hackney with no place to play. © David Hoffman phone +44 (0)20 8981 5041, fax +44 (0)20 8980 2041, email lib@hoffmanphotos.com NUJ & BAPLA recommended terms & conditions apply. Moral rights asserted under Copyright Designs & Patents Act 1988. Full terms and conditions for digital and traditional use available on request. Credit is required. No part of this photo to be stored, reproduced, manipulated or transmitted by any means without permission.

Cromer, North Norfolk Coast 1989. Take an unspoilt stretch of coastline and cover it with cheap caravans. High density tourim causes pollution and associated activities totally alter the nature of local habitats.

David Hoffman's office & bedroom, Fieldgate mansions

D10-19A March in protest against the Criminal Trespass Bill, central London 1975.

A group, of squatters playing in the courtyard of Fieldgate Mansions, Whitechapel in 1975.

Fieldgate Mansions, a 19th century tenement block due to be demolished in 1972 but preserved by squatters occupying it.

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Fieldgate Mansions, a 19th century tenement block due to be demolished in 1972 but preserved by squatters occupying it.

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David Hoffman Norman Grove 1981

Suburban detached house

Dilapidated Housing York 2

© David Hoffman phone +44 (0)20 8981 5041, fax +44 (0)20 8980 2041, email lib@hoffmanphotos.com NUJ & BAPLA recommended terms & conditions apply. Moral rights asserted under Copyright Designs & Patents Act 1988. Full terms and conditions for digital and