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FROM TOWER BRIDGE TO THE SHARD, London hosts a wealth of world-famous architecture. But while much has been written about these grandiose designs, the buildings that sit in their shadows are rarely celebrated.

By celebrating an overlooked area of British architecture, this is where Jack Young’s new book, attempts to draw our attention. The book, which comprises photos of 68 council estates across the capital, along with historical details and conversations with residents, shows

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