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  • Unaffordable housing development hoarding in Battersea, south London. We see the utopian ideal of luxury housing of apartments and penthousing alongside the present landscape of dystopia. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments31-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Graffiti protests about the lack of affordable homes outside a site cleared for major housing development in Deptford, South London, UK. Just what we need, more homes for the rich. This protest illustrates the income gap in the UK and the fact that most homes being built in London are unaffordable to people on a normal living wage.
    20151122_homes for the rich_A.jpg
  • Graffiti protests about the lack of affordable homes outside a site cleared for major housing development in Deptford, South London, UK. Just what we need, more homes for the rich. This protest illustrates the income gap in the UK and the fact that most homes being built in London are unaffordable to people on a normal living wage.
    20151122_homes for the rich_B.jpg
  • Housing development construction hoarding at Nine Elms, Battersea, south London. Children run around and residents of a new housing project, unaffordable to locals. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments13-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • A Londoner walks past a marketing billboard for The Levers - a new apartment development on the Walworth Road at Elephant And castle, on 4th September 2018, in Southwark, London, England. The Levers A Peabody development will be a complex of 1,2,and 3 bed flats close to Elephant & Castle and Elephant Park - both undergoing major redevelopment.
    elephant_gentrification-10-04-09-201...jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-46-22-01-2018.jpg
  • Battersea power station (with its 4th chimney under renovation) and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments26-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Battersea power station and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. A local Battersea resident walks down onto railway bridge stairs. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments05-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-37-22-01-2018.jpg
  • A pedestrian walks past a construction hoarding for the new luxury apartment development called The Denizen, a controversial 10-storey building by Taylor Wimpey that locals say will dominate their view and block their daylight, on 30th October 2017, in London, England. Residents from Bowater House on the Golden Lane Estate have erected banners by artists Jeremy Deller and Elizabeth Price to picket the developers. Despite this, Wimpey say, We are one of the UKs largest residential developers. As a responsible developer we are committed to working with local people and communities.
    denizen_protest-06-30-10-2017.jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-45-22-01-2018.jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-42-22-01-2018.jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-35-22-01-2018.jpg
  • A pedestrian walks past a hoarding showing the future skyscraper being built by housing developer Barratt at Blackfriars Circus at the southern end of Blackfriars Bridge Road, south London borough of Southwark. In the foreground is the image of the obelisk that occupies the junction, was built in 1771. Local opposition groups object to this new landmark, one of many futuristic buildings going up to dominate the south London landscape.  Typically, property in these developments are owned by foreign non-residents.
    development_hoarding09-27-04-2016.jpg
  • A construction hoarding showing the future skyscraper being built by housing developer Barratt at Blackfriars Circus at the southern end of Blackfriars Bridge Road, south London borough of Southwark. The merging of the future and the present make for a confusing landscape with a dark sky in the distance. In the foreground is the image of the obelisk that occupies the junction, was built in 1771. Local opposition groups object to this new landmark, one of many futuristic buildings going up to dominate the south London landscape. Typically, property in these developments are owned by foreign non-residents.
    development_hoarding03-27-04-2016.jpg
  • Housing development construction hoarding at Nine Elms, Battersea, south London. Construction has only just begun and we see the future of this area alongside the Thames. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments17-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Battersea power station (with its 4th chimney under renovation) and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments06-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Battersea power station (with its 4th chimney under renovation) and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments02-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-43-22-01-2018.jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-39-22-01-2018.jpg
  • A pedestrian walks past a construction hoarding for the new luxury apartment development called The Denizen, a controversial 10-storey building by Taylor Wimpey that locals say will dominate their view and block their daylight, on 30th October 2017, in London, England. Residents from Bowater House on the Golden Lane Estate have erected banners by artists Jeremy Deller and Elizabeth Price to picket the developers. Despite this, Wimpey say, We are one of the UKs largest residential developers. As a responsible developer we are committed to working with local people and communities.
    denizen_protest-20-30-10-2017.jpg
  • Battersea power station (with its 4th chimney under renovation) and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000.
    battersea_developments03-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Flats and apartments at the large Chelsea Bridge Wharf development on Queenstown Road, near Battersea Power Station, on 22 January 2018, in south London, England.
    battersea-38-22-01-2018.jpg
  • Battersea power station and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. A futuristic piece of photography shows the wealthy and affluent enjoying summer on the construction hoarding overlooking the new housing project. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000. .
    battersea_developments11-23-02-2015_...jpg
  • Save Brixton Arches campaign messages along Atlantic Road on 23rd July 2015 in South London, United Kingdom. Numerous local businesses face eviction from premises under Brixton arches following Network Rails plan to regenerate the spaces. Once the renovations are complete, it’s feared businesses rates will become unaffordable’, increasing by 300%, for the local business. Several campaign groups are rallying against the landlords decision.
    Brixton-00369.jpg
  • Save Brixton Arches campaign messages along Atlantic Road on 23rd July 2015 in South London, United Kingdom. Numerous local businesses face eviction from premises under Brixton arches following Network Rails plan to regenerate the spaces. Once the renovations are complete, it’s feared businesses rates will become unaffordable’, increasing by 300%, for the local business. Several campaign groups are rallying against the landlords decision.
    Brixton-00350.jpg
  • Save Brixton Arches campaign messages along Atlantic Road on 27th July 2015 in South London, United Kingdom. Numerous local businesses face eviction from premises under Brixton arches following Network Rails plan to regenerate the spaces. Once the renovations are complete, it’s feared businesses rates will become unaffordable’, increasing by 300%, for the local business. Several campaign groups are rallying against the landlords decision.
    SamMellish-1000792.jpg
  • Save Brixton Arches campaign messages along Atlantic Road on 27th July 2015 in South London, United Kingdom. Numerous local businesses face eviction from premises under Brixton arches following Network Rails plan to regenerate the spaces. Once the renovations are complete, it’s feared businesses rates will become unaffordable’, increasing by 300%, for the local business. Several campaign groups are rallying against the landlords decision.
    SamMellish-1000778.jpg
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