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Southwark Architecture in The Guardian

George Orwell

By George Orwell
July 27, 2019 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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George Orwell

George Orwell

Posted July 27, 2019

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Posted July 27, 2019

A private house in King's Grove Peckham and Dawson's Heights both get a mention in a Guardian article about architects' first commissions.

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/jul/27/six-leading-architects-first-commission-norman-foster-asif-khan

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Penguin68

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Posted July 27, 2019

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And Asif Khan is an East Dulwich boy, born and brought up here.

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Posted July 27, 2019

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That name sounds familiar, pretty sure he was in my class in Heber School and joined in the last year there...Small world!

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