
Harriet Williams’ 1960s home was built as part of a post-war 1,500-acre housing estate in Dulwich
(Picture: Adrian Lourie)A Sixties terraced house which once looked like a “squat” on The Dulwich estate has been named the house of the year by New London Architecture (NLA).
The dark, cramped property with mouldering walls and no back door was transformed into a three-storey contemporary family home, and has scooped the Overall Winner award for the NLA’s Don’t Move Improve! awards 2022 – announced last night.