The world s largest council estate 100 years on: Pioneering Becontree that was built for 100,000 WWI veterans and workers in east London in 1921 marks its century.with two England football managers among its famous past residents
Becontree estate was built after the First World War for veterans and workers with 100,000 moving there
Since 1921, many famous names have lived there including football managers Alf Ramsey and Terry Venables
Today, around 85,000 people live on the housing estate with range of plans in place to celebrate its centenary
Becontree centenary: residents mark century of London estate
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AJ 40 under 40: Archio
18 December 2020 By will hurst, illustration by Simon Hayes
Run by Mellis Haward and Kyle Buchanan, the AJ 40 under 40 practice combines an ethos of contributing to wider society with looking after the wellbeing of its own employees
The last AJ 40 under 40 made a big impression on the two directors of Archio, who had just graduated when it came out in 2005. Mellis Haward, 38, and Kyle Buchanan, 39, – who met while studying at Cambridge – remember being particularly impressed by the ‘joyful’ work of AOC and the urban design approach demonstrated by Witherford Watson Mann and 5th Studio.
The pair bring experience of working for a number of leading practices in the past, including Glenn Howells Architects, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Sergison Bates, Moxon and Gort Scott. Significant projects include nine new homes and a refurbished pub completed within the curtilage of the Grade II-listed Temple Inn in Somerset and an ongoing scheme to