Architect: Kate Macintosh
Construction: 1972
Floors: 12
Function: Social Housing
Borough: Southwark
Difficulty rating: Hard
Our Model London series of paper models brings the city to you. Cut, craft and learn about some spectacular London buildings whilst building your own London Skyline.
Built atop a spoil tip, Dawson’s Heights is a monument of the south London skyline. It was designed by architect Kate Macintosh at just 26 years old while she was working in LB Southwark’ in-house architecture department and built at the tail end of a boom in state-led social housing provision in the UK.
Net design: George Allen, Monika Marinova and James Roach
llustration: George Allen and Monika Marinova
