Plans for hundreds of affordable homes on London's Billionaire's Row, where celebrities and the super rich have long lived among abandoned mega mansions, have been drawn up by big-name architects to show how an available plot on the leafy north London street could be used.
The site on Bishops Avenue in north London currently holds nine derelict mansions, thought to have been bought by the Saudi royal family in the Nineties. The properties were subsequently sold on but have remained unused.
