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2450: 2442: 1454: 2290: 1773: 1971: 2357: 1597: 1138: 1361: 1855: 2138: 1049: 765: 1677: 688: 2059: 644:, each have thirteen floors, containing 48 one-bedroom apartments and rising to heights of 41 m (135 ft). Each block consists of a non-residential ground floor, housing a laundry area and other communal facilities. Additionally, Callow houses the boiler rooms and other facilities for the district heating system which covers the entire Callow Mount complex in its ground floor and an adjacent single-story annexe; as a result, it differs visually from the other towers in having three metal chimneys attached to its northern facade. 1201:. Both Adamfield and Cornhill consist of fourteen storeys, twelve of them residential, housing 48 single-bedroom apartments and rising to 41 m (135 ft) in height. Crawshaw and Robertshaw consist of fifteen storeys, fourteen of them residential, containing 56 two-bedroom apartments and rising to 41 m (135 ft) in height. All four towers contain a communal ground floor space consisting of laundry and other facilities. Due to their smaller footprint, in Adamfield and Cornhill, this space occupies the bottom two floors. 147: 19: 2268:'s stock reduction plan in order to cut the council housing budget. Mandrake was the first tower to be demolished, by mechanical means in early 1997, followed by East Bank and Jervis by controlled explosion, on 8 June 1997. Fitzalan, Granville, Guildford, Howard and Shrewsbury were demolished in 1999. Bankside, Beechview, Spring and Talbot were demolished in 2001 and 2002. Mickley was the penultimate block to be demolished, on 11 January 2004, followed finally by Grange, on 24 April 2005. 744:. They are set back on average around 30 m (98 ft) from the side of the road, part way down the hillside; a flat bridge from road level leads directly into the third floor in the middle of the building, with staircases up to the upper floors and down to the lower floors. The only exception to this were seven of the eight Raeburn Road blocks, which were constructed on flat enough land to allow a conventional ground-level entrance and central staircase upwards to all six floors. 583: 128: 534: 514: 474: 454: 434: 414: 394: 354: 334: 314: 112: 120: 1411:. Each tower is fifteen storeys high, with 48 single-bedroom flats in the upper fourteen floors, taking the towers to a height of 41 m (135 ft) each. The ground floor of each tower is a communal lobby. Woodland is the site of the district heating system for the Stannington complex, located in a basement area below the tower, with three red metal chimneys attached to the northern face of the tower all the way to roof level. 294: 274: 254: 234: 214: 194: 174: 494: 374: 154: 1901:, which still exist albeit now in a heavily refurbished state. Construction began at Jordanthorpe in 1966, and the three towers were completed in 1967. The three towers were identical in design, consisting of fifteen storeys containing 87 single-bedroom apartments each and rising to heights of 41 m (135 ft). The upper fourteen storeys were residential, with the ground floor dedicated as communal space. 1253: 836: 1462: 1532:. They are each named after a former street which crossed the Upperthorpe site when it was occupied by slums, cleared to make way for the development. Each tower is identical, consisting of thirteen floors housing 48 one-bedroom apartments and rising to 38 m (125 ft) in height; the upper twelve floors are residential, with the ground floor housing communal facilities such as a laundry area. 1111:, each consisting of sixteen storeys, containing 56 two-bedroom apartments each and rising to a total height of 43 m (141 ft). Fourteen of the floors are residential; both the ground floor and top floor contain communal facilities such as a laundry area. Much of the top floor was previously a communal penthouse living space with open rooftop patios, although these are now enclosed. 933: 712:

area, with a ring of them lining the outer side of Blackstock Road (four blocks), Gaunt Road (13) and Ironside Road (11) while the inner sides and areas confined by these three roads are largely covered by low-rise housing. An additional row of eight largely identical blocks were constructed 0.25 mi (0.40 km) away on Raeburn Road, next to

1261: 2336:, was constructed in 1962 by municipal labour groups of the Sheffield City Council. It consisted of thirteen storeys, containing 48 apartments and rising to 40 m (130 ft) in height. As they were all constructed directly by the council, the single Middlewood tower was most similar in basic layout and design to those at 2002:, who also designed Hyde Park and Park Hill, and W. L. Clunie, who was involved in the development of the former. Construction of the two thirteen-storey blocks at Kelvin, containing a total of 948 dwellings, was carried out by the direct municipal labour groups of Sheffield City Council and was completed in 1967. 1748:, including featuring a very similar gas heating system. Following the gas explosion at Ronan Point and its partial collapse in 1968, the gas heating system at Chapeltown was abandoned in favour of electric heaters in each dwelling; however, concerns over the safety of the complex persisted due to their use of 679:

identify each building; Bankwood is light green, Callow is turquoise, Handbank is orange, Newfield is dark green, Parkfield is blue, and Pemberton is red. This colour scheme had already been in place around the doorways of each tower since construction, although the refurbishment made it much more prominent.

1023:, hosted by Sheffield. Following the conclusion of the games, they returned to use as council housing. The smallest and largest of the Hyde Park blocks, A and B respectively, were both demolished in 1992; they had not seen use during the games. Blocks C and D were subsequently leased out by the council to 1007:(which was opened by the Queen Mother earlier the same day as Block B). The remaining three blocks – A, C and D – were more modest in height, comparable to those at Park Hill, containing nine, ten and thirteen storeys and 28, 108 and 355 individual dwellings respectively. When also including the low-rise 748:

international awards; however, by the start of the 2000s, the area had become one of the most deprived areas of the city and within the 10% most deprived areas of the country. The Gleadless Valley Tenants and Residents Association (GV-TARA) was founded in the 2010s to further the interests of the area.

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The single Middlewood tower block was demolished manually in 2004. The maisonettes, low-rise housing and other structures which make up the Winn Gardens estate still exist. As of June 2020, the former footprint of the tower block remains undeveloped, visible as a small area of green space amongst the

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A severe fire broke out on the fourth floor of Habershon Court in 1986; although nobody was injured, the damage from the fire was severe and was never repaired, and the decision was taken to vacate and demolish the Chapeltown complex two years later. All three blocks were manually demolished in 1990,

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In the centre point between the bases of the three towers is a green space, also known as Leverton Gardens. All three towers were refurbished between 2007 and 2009. As part of the refurbishment project, they received their current predominantly grey exterior cladding. The Leverton Gardens green space

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Following the completion of the Gleadless Valley development, which also included surrounding low-rise housing, the buildings were described as state-of-the-art and the jewel in the crown of the local council for their unusual construction. During the 1960s and 1970s, the estate won many national and

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Not much today remains of the Pye Bank estate. All four tower blocks were demolished in 1995. All of the maisonettes and most of the low-rise housing followed, undergoing demolition between 2002 and 2005. Just thirteen residences of the unique low-rise multi-dome terrace design remain standing as of

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estate adjacent. Unlike most complexes, the three towers at Lowedges were not directly adjacent to each other, instead being spread across the east–west axis of the Lowedges estate. The three towers each consisted of thirteen storeys, containing 48 single-bedroom apartments and rising to heights of

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in its entirety. The Kelvin complex became one of the most deprived areas of the city by the mid-1980s, following the decline of the local steel and coal industries, economic collapse and subsequent population flight away from Sheffield. For security reasons around this time, the doors to each flat

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A fire occurred in Wentworth tower during refurbishment in 1995, which damaged several flats and portions of the cladding which was under installation at the time; there were no injuries, and the damage was repaired as part of the refurbishment programme. The cladding design here stopped the spread

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across the city, fell into deprivation by the end of the 1980s, following the collapse of Sheffield's steel and coal industries, local economic decline and population flight away from the city. The local council were able to cut their losses by demolishing half of the Hyde Park estate and Kelvin in

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All four towers were refurbished in 1998. As part of the refurbishment, the towers received new exterior cladding, with two similar designs used on the two sets of buildings at the complex. Adamfield and Cornhill have aqua-coloured cladding at the top and bottom fading to white in the middle, while

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for Block D. Both blocks were refurbished with predominantly white cladding covering their distinctive concrete structures, with red detailing on Castle Court and green detailing on Harold Lambert Court. The land formerly occupied by Blocks A and B was redeveloped as the Manor Oaks Gardens low-rise

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which killed 72 people in a similarly-designed tower block in London in June 2017. As a result, safety inspections were carried out on all tower blocks across the country which had been retrofitted with replacement cladding. The cladding applied to Hanover House was the only tower block cladding in

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The thirteen blocks of this style located alongside Gaunt Road, plus the sole Raeburn Road block that contained a bridge, were demolished between 2002 and 2005. As of June 2020, the sites of these buildings remain unoccupied. The other 22 blocks remain in use as council housing operated directly by

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The steep terrain of the Gleadless Valley presented a considerable challenge for the development consortium to overcome, especially since the council were pushing for development of dense high-rise social housing. As a result, a unique design was used in the construction of most of these buildings,

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developments. The Gleadless Valley blocks were completed between 1955 and 1962 by a consortium consisting of H. Dernie Construction and direct municipal labour groups belonging to what was then the Sheffield County Borough Council. The blocks of flats are located quite widely across the development

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The tower fell into disrepair during the 1990s, and had been cleared of all residents and abandoned entirely by the start of the 2000s due to structural concerns. After lying empty for a number of years, Sheffield City Council granted permission for The Fosters to be demolished in 2011. Demolition

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in 2006, and started an ambitious refurbishment project in 2009. Phase 1 of the project focused on the most prominent northern end of the site. The most prominent visual change was the replacement of the worn brick facade with cladding made up of multi-coloured panels, from red on the lower floors

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age. A refurbishment project covering the entire complex was carried out in 2010–2011; as part of the project, the towers received new, predominantly green cladding. The design of the cladding additionally incorporates a uniquely coloured stripe in the facade of each face and around the rooftop to

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housing and mid-rise apartment blocks were constructed, with some development at the western end of Norfolk Park adjoining East Bank Road still under construction as of June 2020. Norfolk Park Medical Centre was constructed on the site of Mickley tower between 2010 and 2011, and the footprints of

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Although constructed as a single expansive structure with forks and bends, Park Hill can still be subdivided into four main sections with differing numbers of floors due to the steeply sloping land it was constructed upon. The buildings facing the city centre at the northern end of the site have

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due to their prominent location on a hill overlooking the city. However, Raeburn had been constructed atop a fault line, undiscovered at the time of construction, which threatened the stability of the building. As a result, it was demolished using explosives on 13 October 1996. Subsequently, the

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on behalf of the Sheffield City Council and commenced in 1965, completing in 1966. The single tower consists of 16 floors, all of them residential, containing a total of 126 residencies and rising to a height of 43 m (141 ft). The flats within Hanover House are addressed 101–349 Exeter

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Construction of Park Hill commenced in 1957 and was completed in 1961. When built, there were a total of 995 dwellings throughout the structure, as well as shops, pubs and other amenities. The different floors of Park Hill, known as decks, were each named after roads which disappeared under the

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The four towers are set out in an L-shape. The two shorter towers, Adamfield and Cornhill, are located alongside each other at the top of the hill, parallel with Bolsover Street. The other two towers, Crawshaw and Robertshaw, are located one after the other leading down the hill from Adamfield,

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that it would be removed. Removal of the cladding commenced in July 2017 and was completed by the end of the year. Replacement cladding, identical in visual design but now passing fire safety tests, was applied to the building from April 2019 onwards, restoring Hanover House to its pre-Grenfell

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decided to demolish the now largely abandoned Kelvin complex in its entirety in 1995. The basketball courts and other leisure facilities that were formerly in the centre of the estate were retained, were subsequently refurbished, and now constitute a standalone green space. The area where the

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issues from not long after construction, and rapidly fell into structural decline. Issues with the Pye Bank estate were compounded by social decline in the mid-1980s following the collapse of the local steel and coal industries, decimation of the local economy and population flight away from

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along in front of the individual apartment doorways. Indeed, the lower six decks can be driven onto from ground level at their southern end due to the sloping land. At the north-eastern limit of the Park Hill site is the separate boiler room, with its prominent concrete chimney still extant.

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complex on the opposite side of the inner ring road. The original exterior design of Hanover House consisted of exposed concrete accented with metal panes painted yellow. As part of a refurbishment of the tower, this was replaced in 2009 by green and grey plastic cladding covering the entire

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All three towers were 38 m (125 ft) tall, containing 48 single-bedroom flats across the upper twelve floors; the ground floor contains a laundry area and other communal facilities, taking the total floor count to thirteen. Morland was subsequently extended in height to 55 m

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had led to a shortage of available land on the edges of the city, whilst the government increased subsidies for the construction of high-rise apartment towers on former slum land, so the council began to construct high-rise inner city estates, adopting modernist designs and industrialised

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in the far north of Sheffield. It was the northernmost tower block in the city. It consisted of ten storeys containing 34 apartments and rising to a height of 38 m (125 ft). The upper nine floors were residential, with the ground floor set aside for communal facilities.

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for development; when permission for this was rejected by the central government, the council instead began development of this section of the Gleadless Valley as a last resort. Incidentally, the area of rural Derbyshire initially earmarked for development would later be ceded to

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through orange to yellow on the upper floors, while retaining the listed concrete box frame. Phase 1 was completed by 2012, and upmarket private apartments were put on sale in this section of the building. Around the same time, the local council completed the development of

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of 16 February 1962, which killed three people in the city and damaged more than 175,000 houses across Sheffield, many beyond repair. Construction of the expansive Norfolk Park scheme commenced in earnest the following year. The towers were similar in design to the nearby

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thirteen storeys, reducing in stages to ten, nine and finally seven storeys at the top of the hill, the southern end of the site facing Talbot Street. Despite the sloping land, Park Hill has a single flat roofline from north to south, hence the reducing number of floors.

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The Norfolk Park area underwent a significant redevelopment throughout the 2000s and 2010s. As well as the tower blocks, much of the surrounding low-rise housing was either demolished or refurbished. In their place, and in place of most of the towers, new low-rise

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Much of the Hyde Park estate fell into deprivation in the 1980s following the collapse of the local steel and coal industries and subsequent economic downturn and population flight from Sheffield. Blocks C and D were refurbished in 1990 in order to be used as the

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Four blocks of flats were built at Hyde Park, all in a similar streets in the sky style to Park Hill. The largest of the blocks, Block B, consisted of nineteen storeys containing 678 flats, rising to a height of 56 m (184 ft) and becoming the city's

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in London in June 2017 in which 72 people died. Following the Grenfell disaster, the cladding of all high-rises across the United Kingdom was tested to new fire safety standards. All of the Upperthorpe blocks, including Wentworth, passed inspection, although

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between 1988 and 1990, gaining their present red-brick cladding covering the previous concrete structure. Due to their poor condition, Deer Park was the first tower block complex in Sheffield to undergo a significant council-funded refurbishment.

723:. Indeed, Sheffield City Council had initially marked this area as unsuitable for development. Despite the Gleadless Valley already being within the borders of Sheffield, the council instead pursued the purchase of flatter land in neighbouring 1440:, which was successful in low-rise housing but proved inappropriate for use in a high-rise tower block. The towers were in a severely dilapidated state as early as the late 1970s. Subsequently, the three towers were extensively refurbished by 1497:, which were also built by Tersons. The last blocks at Upperthorpe were completed in 1961. There are seven identical tower blocks at Upperthorpe, sited in a line on the south side of Martin Street and demarcating the northern edge of the 2488:

via manual methods commenced in September 2011 and was completed by the end of the year. A small low-rise residential estate, also named The Fosters, was completed on the site of the tower in 2015; it consists of two blocks of modern

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The towers were generally located in clusters of two or three at a time, placed sporadically on the hillside rising southeast from the city centre and surrounded by contemporary low-rise housing; many of them were served by their own

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Pye Bank Road in 2010. The tower blocks formerly stood on the grass in the foreground, with maisonettes formerly on the central grass bank. To the right of the Victorian terraces are contemporary low-rises of the multiple-domed roof

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Sheffield. The Wimpey towers at Stannington were refurbished in the late 1980s to rectify their issues, however those at Jordanthorpe and Pye Bank were not and were all subsequently condemned and demolished in the 1990s and 2000s.

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age. This did not last long however, as it too was condemned a decade later. Chantrey was subsequently demolished on 29 April 2012 using controlled explosives, with demolition being carried out by Demex Ltd., a local contractor.

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its entirety, although Park Hill presented a more difficult issue as it was constructed as one complete structure. After continuing to fall into disrepair, Park Hill was Grade II* listed in 1998 to protect it from demolition.

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complex was one of the largest residential high-rise complexes ever constructed in the United Kingdom, consisting of fifteen blocks of seventeen-storey flats containing a total of 1,887 individual apartments located next to

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The Broomhall complex fell into social decline into the 1980s, disadvantaged by its location sprawling across a very large site in the heart of the inner city. One of the many issues at the complex was the emergence of a

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and the Yorkshire Development Group. There were a total of 619 dwellings at the Broomhall complex, with twenty 7-storey blocks of flats containing 23 dwellings each and seven 6-storey blocks containing 21 dwellings each.

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structure. The maisonettes surrounding Hanover House were refurbished around the same time, with external concrete panels being repainted blue, green, orange, red, maroon, lilac or terracotta to differentiate each block.

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June 2020: seven on Fox Street (in two blocks of four and three) and six in a single row on Pye Bank Road. The site of the tower blocks and maisonettes remains as undeveloped grassland. Opened in September 2019, the

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on site collapsed, destroying three low-rise housing blocks which were also under construction at the time; there were no reported injuries. The towers of the Chapeltown complex were built to a similar design as the

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Phase 2 of the Park Hill redevelopment commenced in 2016 and is expected to open in time for the September 2020 academic year, with the middle part of the Park Hill site refurbished into university accommodation for

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and is no longer a single through road; areas at the base of each tower were retained for resident parking, accessed from perpendicular side streets, with the sections between towers converted into footpaths.

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All four tower blocks were constructed in 1960. Two of the towers consisted of thirteen floors containing 48 apartments each and were similar in design to those later built by Wimpey Homes across the city at

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parallel with Netherthorpe Road. Robertshaw was named after Robertshaw Street, which the tower replaced; in turn, Robertshaw Street had been named after local printer and bookbinder and Justice of the Peace

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Construction of the four tower blocks at Netherthorpe was carried out directly by Sheffield City Council municipal labour organisations, commencing in 1960 and completing in 1962. The four blocks are named

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in the late 1950s and early 1960s, consisting of a mixture of low, mid and high-rise housing. The four tower blocks were located on the western side of Pitsmoor Road, with a line of nine six-storey

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since the early 1900s. Prior to the 1950s these slums were replaced with low-rise council housing, mostly constructed in new estates on the edge of the city. By the mid-1950s the establishment of a

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and Sheffield City Council municipal labour groups. The Norfolk Park towers were situated for the most part lining either side of Park Grange Road, rising from the bottom of the hill close to

979:' social housing concept. Plans were approved by the Sheffield City Council's Housing Committee at a meeting on 21 February 1958. The four Hyde Park blocks were designed by city architects 1931:

in their construction. Unlike the Stannington complex, however, the Jordanthorpe complex was not refurbished to address these issues at the end of the 1980s, due to funding constraints at

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redevelopment), W. L. Clunie and A. V. Smith, and construction commenced in 1962 under direct municipal labour. Construction was completed in 1966, and the flats were officially opened by

1653:. The Broomhall complex was vacated in the mid-1980s and demolished in 1987. The site is now occupied by a mixture of low-rise student accommodation buildings on the side closest to the 803:-style council housing were built on the roads surrounding Hanover House around the same time; additionally, the Hanover development was located a short distance from the now-demolished 895:. The site of Raeburn remained unoccupied for almost two decades, until low-rise private housing was constructed on the site and around the remaining twin towers between 2013 and 2015. 4393: 2511: 1453: 1428:

The Deer Park towers suffered from poor construction techniques; they were one of three tower block complexes in Sheffield built by Wimpey Homes (the others being now-demolished

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The site of the Jordanthorpe tower blocks remains the centre of the wider Jordanthorpe housing estate, and the footprints of all three towers have since been redeveloped into a

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from Norfolk Road. Their height and hillside location meant the Claywood flats were very prominent when viewed from across the city centre, particularly looking up from

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developments as well as a wide expanse of low-rise council housing. Callow Mount is located on the western side of the head of Blackstock Road at its junction with the

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Construction of the three towers at Stannington commenced in 1964 and was completed in 1965. Sheffield City Council sub-contracted construction of the towers out to

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as private housing and subsequently refurbished in 1998, after suffering from decades of damp and draught problems due to poor construction. Leighton was renamed to

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schemes. Construction of the Herdings towers commenced in 1958 and was completed in 1959. Construction was carried out by Tersons Ltd., who later became part of the

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branching from the main ring road, Dyche Road, in the centre of the estate; Chantrey was located on Dyche Drive, Ramsey on Dyche Place, and Rhodes on Dyche Close.

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All seven towers were refurbished between 1993 and 1996. As part of the refurbishment, each tower received their nearly identical white, light brown and dark brown

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Sheffield was in desperate need of replacement housing stock by the early 1960s, following widespread slum clearances. The situation was compounded by

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The three towers at Lowedges were constructed between 1958 and 1959 on behalf of Sheffield City Council by Tersons Ltd., who later became part of the

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or its predecessors, although both did come under the control of the city council towards the ends of their lives as the city limits were extended.

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or its predecessors, although both did come under the control of the city council towards the ends of their lives as the city limits were extended.

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that were constructed in the Hyde Park area around the same time, the estate was capable of housing more than 4,600 people in 1,313 residencies.

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on behalf of Sheffield City Council, commencing in 1963. All three towers were completed in 1964. They are of a similar design to the towers at

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Crawshaw and Robertshaw have lilac cladding at the top and dark blue cladding at the bottom fading to white in the middle in a similar design.

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Queen Anne Court (left) and Queen Elizabeth Court in May 2020. Mid-2010s low-rise housing on the right is where the third tower once stood.

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Overview of the Winn Gardens estate in 2008; the tower was located on the left hand side of the road on which the photographer is stood.

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redevelopment after the two suburbs it lies between, was a set of three identical tower blocks and surrounding low-rise suburban and

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Security improvements at Kelvin were not enough to save the complex, which had also began to fall into severe structural disrepair.

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blocks, was constructed in the 1950s and 1960s on land acquired by Sheffield City Council by compulsory purchase from neighbouring

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The Lowedges complex was demolished in stages between 2001 and 2002, starting with Atlantic 1 and ending with Gervase, as part of

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Chantrey was in slightly better condition, and after minor remedial work, remained in use as residencies reserved for people over

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Hence Sarah Street A plaque dedicated to the Robertshaws and their contribution to industry in Sheffield can also be found at the

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floorplan of Park Hill when the slums were cleared and the flats were constructed. Each deck is flat and wide enough to drive a

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Very soon after completion, as with the Wimpey-built towers at Pye Bank and Stannington, problems with heating, draughts and

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Many of the blocks fell into disrepair and social decline during their final years. All fifteen towers were demolished via

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next to Atlantic 1 and Atlantic 2 were not demolished and are still in use, now belonging to the adjacent maisonettes.

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Burncross Road in Chapeltown pictured in 2014; the three towers formerly stood behind the terraced houses on the left.

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blocks between Pitsmoor Road and Pye Bank Road containing a total of 156 apartments. The low-rise houses were mostly

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in the north of the city. Constructed at the same time as the tower surrounding its base were six blocks of mid-rise

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project is an expansive complex of 36 six-storey tower blocks (of which 22 still exist) located throughout the wider

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which once belonged to the tower were not demolished and nowadays remain in use as car parking for the maisonettes.

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were replaced with high-security doors at a cost of £1,000 per flat, or nearly £1 million across the whole complex.

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Hanover House in July 2017, with its cladding undergoing removal after failing fire safety tests following the

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Infirmary Road as seen in 2008; the Kelvin flats previously stood on the right hand side of the road here.

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in style and built with unusual multiple-domed roofs, infilling much of the remaining space in between

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company, on behalf of Sheffield City Council. As a result, they are largely identical in design to the

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complex was a set of three tall tower blocks located on the hillside rising to the immediate east of

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in the construction of the maisonettes and tower blocks meant they suffered from severe draught and

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The design of retrofitted cladding was strongly implicated in the devastatingly rapid spread of the

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branching short distances away from Park Grange Road, the main thoroughfare. Each tower was named.

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over the opposite side of Talbot Street, with access to the towers provided from Claywood Drive, a

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towers, is a set of three identical towers located on land at the southern end of the Deer Park in

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complex on Martin Street around 0.3 mi (0.48 km) to the north. The four tower blocks at

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estate; one of the new streets is named Portland Court, after one of the former walks at Kelvin.

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were the only high-rises within the modern-day boundaries of Sheffield that were not built for

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were the only high-rises within the modern day boundaries of Sheffield that were not built for

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Kelvin consisted of two separate blocks of deck access flats alongside Infirmary Road in the

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Six complexes are visible in this May 2018 view, taken from Herdings Park at the base of the

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techniques, which has caused considerable problems in other high-rises across the country.

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to properties. The Broomhall complex was constructed in 1967 by a consortium headed by the

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commenced in 1958 through building contractor Tersons Ltd., who later became part of the

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The Claywood tower blocks were deconstructed with specialist machinery (rather than by

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Martin: 193–287 Martin Street; named after Martin Street which through the development.

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high-rises once stood is now occupied by Philadelphia Gardens, a late 1990s low-rise

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secondary school now occupies the site of most of the demolished low-rise terraces.

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The Fosters was constructed between 1966 and 1967 by JF Finnegan Ltd. on behalf of

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complex consisted of a sprawling network of 27 mid-rise tower blocks alongside the

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due to its high rate of violent crime, until they were cleared before the start of

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when first built) is a single block of flats located on Exeter Drive, just off the

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Map showing Sheffield's residential tower blocks built between the 1950s and 1970s.

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A typical Gleadless Valley apartment block with mid-level bridge on Ironside Road.

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complex was a set of three identical tower blocks located in the centre of the

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The tower block at Middlewood, located on Winn Grove next to the Winn Gardens

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blocks, which have also been demolished; their closest existing equivalent is

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only 26 years after their construction, and the site now consists of low-rise

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construction techniques, culminating in the construction of the award-winning

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Oxford: 469–563 Oxford Street; named after Oxford Street, on which it stands.

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Adelphi: 97–191 Martin Street; named after Adelphi Street, the adjacent road.

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Looking up London Road towards Lansdowne in 2009, during their refurbishment.

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Albion: 481–575 Martin Street; named after Albion Street, the adjacent road.

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All six towers remain in operation as council housing directly operated by

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The Jordanthorpe complex seen in 2005, with only Chantrey still standing.

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complex, was one of two sets of tower blocks constructed as part of the

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complex, is one of two sets of tower blocks constructed as part of the

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company. As such, they were mostly identical to the tower blocks at

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The only remaining structure from the Broomhall estate is a former

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housing estate. The Winn Gardens estate is located just off the

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was also refurbished, receiving new planting areas and benches.

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scheme, Hyde Park was constructed as an even more expansive '

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in 1994, with Guildford (left) and Shrewsbury towers behind.

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Park Hill was entirely empty by the early 2000s. Developer

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and Cemetery Road a short distance below their junction.

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in the late 1990s, receiving new names in the process –

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at the northern end to the top of the hill next to the

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at the centre of the Lowedges estate, pictured in 2016.

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tower block was constructed as the centrepiece of the

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List of tallest buildings and structures in Sheffield

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and low-rise general apartments, now housing a large

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high-rise complex constructed in a similar style to

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Upperthorpe tower blocks viewed from the Ponderosa.

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It was located across the dual carriageway from 1414:The addresses of the three towers are as follows: 1114:The addresses of the three towers are as follows: 871:company, on behalf of the Sheffield City Council. 3038:"Netherthorpe Redevelopment Area (Martin Street)" 3005:"Netherthorpe Redevelopment Area (Martin Street)" 1204:The addresses of the four towers are as follows: 2281:some towers remain empty pending redevelopment. 1331:subsequently purchased the Park Hill flats from 647:The addresses of the six towers are as follows: 2401:terraces between Pye Bank Road and Fox Street. 1939:as part of the council's stock reduction plan. 1889:The three towers at Jordanthorpe were built by 1735:During construction of the complex, one of the 1264:Panorama inside Park Hill before refurbishment. 787:dual-carriageway which nowadays is part of the 620:One of the tower blocks at Callow Mount, named 522: 222: 3480:"Angram Bank, High Green: Central Development" 2914:"Netherthorpe Redevelopment Area (Brook Hill)" 2074:complex, also known during development as the 1692:site due to their proximity to the Chapeltown 1465:Damage to Wentworth tower after its 1995 fire. 1064:, consists of three identical tower blocks in 983:(also involved in Park Hill and the expansive 3517: 3102:"Bath House Site, Burncross Road, Chapeltown" 2531: 2529: 2527: 2369:complex was constructed as part of the wider 1574:of the fire, in direct contrast to the later 1177:, close to the Brook Hill roundabout and the 891:remaining buildings were newly nicknamed the 422: 282: 8: 2540:Neighborhood politics: Chicago and Sheffield 2337: 2086:estate in the 1950s, similarly to the later 1927:became evident due to the wide-scale use of 1704:. The three towers at Chapeltown were named 1632:estate, as they were both built to the same 1482: 1040:detached housing estate in the early 2000s. 521: 221: 162: 39: 2866:, Peter Tuffrey, Fonthill Media Ltd, 2013, 2704: 2702: 1169:are located at the head of what is now the 1027:and refurbished in a similar manner to the 3578:National Union of Mineworkers headquarters 3524: 3510: 3502: 2477: 2410: 1898: 1661:, on the side closest to the city centre. 1504:The seven towers at Upperthorpe are named 1364:The Deer Park tower blocks in Stannington. 851:, is located on Raeburn Place adjacent to 421: 281: 2416:The widespread use of Wimpey's trademark 952:flats, also known during construction as 161: 72:had been clearing inner-city residential 2864:Sheffield Flats, Park Hill and Hyde Park 2625: 2623: 2621: 2619: 1998:across the city. Kelvin was designed by 502: 2523: 1372:complex, also known more simply as the 1271:is a sprawling complex built under the 3355: 3353: 3326: 3324: 3297: 3295: 3268: 3266: 3032: 3030: 3028: 3026: 2999: 2997: 2995: 2993: 2659: 2649: 1844:Cholera Monument Grounds and Clay Wood 1141:The Netherthorpe complex as seen from 4444:Buildings and structures in Sheffield 3474: 3472: 3445: 3443: 3441: 3239: 3237: 3235: 3208: 3206: 3204: 3151: 3149: 3096: 3094: 3092: 3065: 3063: 3061: 3059: 2966: 2964: 2937: 2935: 2908: 2906: 2833: 2831: 1819:The three Claywood towers were named 1080:. Lansdowne is also located close to 617:on behalf of Sheffield City Council. 501: 302: 54: 7: 2675: 2673: 2592: 2590: 2096:British Insulated Callender's Cables 2033:, while the smaller block was named 1491:British Insulated Callender's Cables 971:Following the success of the nearby 869:British Insulated Callender's Cables 442: 402: 342: 242: 93:Map of major developments, 1955–1970 3870:Well Meadow Street Crucible Furnace 3845:Moore Street electricity substation 2082:housing constructed as part of the 1893:of an identical design to those at 1275:philosophy on the hill overlooking 1068:, a short distance to the south of 857:Gleadless Valley Redevelopment Area 701:Gleadless Valley Redevelopment Area 599:Gleadless Valley Redevelopment Area 322: 182: 4406:Demolished buildings are shown in 3451:"Woodside Lane Redevelopment Area" 2453:The Fosters undergoing demolition. 2190: 1813: 1625: 1580: 1319:streets in the sky scheme and the 1217:Robertshaw: 2–112 Brightmore Drive 1081: 301: 34: 14: 4434:Brutalist architecture in England 3958:National Centre for Popular Music 2544:. Taylor & Francis. pp. 2406: 2264:between 1997 and 2005 as part of 1962:low-rise housing on Dyche Drive. 1809: 1429: 1320: 1211:Cornhill: 99–193 Brightmore Drive 1118:Gregory: 121–239 Leverton Gardens 1096: 860: 821:appearance by the start of 2020. 704: 462: 441: 401: 382: 341: 262: 241: 202: 49: 4394:Tallest buildings and structures 2371:Woodside Lane Redevelopment Area 2329:around the edges of the estate. 2205:was located on Guildford Close; 2099: 1870:housing estate in south-central 1725: 1389: 1208:Adamfield: 1–95 Brightmore Drive 1162: 989:Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother 586:Callow Mount post-refurbishment. 542: 532: 512: 492: 482: 472: 452: 432: 412: 392: 372: 362: 352: 332: 321: 312: 292: 272: 252: 232: 212: 192: 181: 172: 152: 145: 126: 118: 110: 44: 3189:. rocketandspade. 29 April 2012 2630:Newsroom, The (19 April 2016). 2598:"Gleadless Valley (Rollestone)" 2569:Harman, R.; Minnis, J. (2004). 1479:Netherthorpe Redevelopment Area 1424:Woodland: 2–174 Deer Park Close 1214:Crawshaw: 2–112 Mitchell Street 1159:Netherthorpe Redevelopment Area 1121:Keating: 1–119 Leverton Gardens 2710:"Gleadless Valley master plan" 2571:Pevsner City Guides: Sheffield 2474:Wortley Rural District Council 1792:, at the northern edge of the 1777: 1722:Wortley Rural District Council 1421:Parkside: 1–173 Deer Park Road 1316: 1173:dual carriageway, part of the 804: 461: 381: 261: 201: 29: 1: 3764:Sir Frederick Mappin Building 3486:. The University of Edinburgh 3457:. The University of Edinburgh 3426:. The University of Edinburgh 3367:. The University of Edinburgh 3338:. The University of Edinburgh 3309:. The University of Edinburgh 3280:. The University of Edinburgh 3251:. The University of Edinburgh 3220:. The University of Edinburgh 3163:. The University of Edinburgh 3134:. The University of Edinburgh 3108:. The University of Edinburgh 3077:. The University of Edinburgh 3044:. The University of Edinburgh 3011:. The University of Edinburgh 2978:. The University of Edinburgh 2949:. The University of Edinburgh 2920:. The University of Edinburgh 2891:. The University of Edinburgh 2845:. The University of Edinburgh 2794:. The University of Edinburgh 2788:"Gleadless Valley (Herdings)" 2742:. The University of Edinburgh 2687:. The University of Edinburgh 2604:. The University of Edinburgh 2186: 1894: 1433: 1399:. The three towers are named 1315:Park Hill, like the adjacent 999:upon completion, behind only 660:Newfield: 97–191 Callow Drive 657:Handbank: 98–192 Callow Mount 595:Gleadless Valley (Rollestone) 541: 481: 361: 3398:Royal Meteorological Society 2874:, Details of re-development. 2344:maisonettes. The standalone 2177:estate at the southern end. 1418:Cliffe: 1–173 Deer Park View 1124:Wiggen: 1–119 Leverton Drive 663:Parkfield: 1–95 Callow Drive 3963:Old Queen's Head, Sheffield 3840:Little Matlock Rolling Mill 3795:Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet 1897:, now also demolished, and 1688:complex, also known as the 1473:complex, also known as the 1346:Sheffield Hallam University 1153:complex, also known as the 1143:Netherthorpe Road tram stop 936:Hyde Park flats during the 886:and receiving the nickname 855:at the southern end of the 849:Gleadless Valley (Herdings) 799:Nine blocks of five-storey 740:designed by city architect 666:Pemberton: 2–96 Callow Road 651:Bankwood: 1–95 Callow Mount 4460: 4379:Brutalist apartment blocks 4233:English Institute of Sport 3865:Taylor's Eye Witness Works 3593:Royal Hallamshire Hospital 2445:The Fosters in April 2010. 2009:area of the city, between 1245: 1234:in the north of the city. 925: 859:, which also included the 828: 654:Callow: 1–111 Callow Place 533: 513: 493: 473: 453: 433: 413: 393: 373: 353: 333: 313: 293: 273: 253: 233: 213: 193: 173: 153: 4402: 4288:Crystal Peaks bus station 3879:Leisure and entertainment 3583:Northern General Hospital 2638:. 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Located alongside the 1021:1991 World Student Games 601:which also includes the 131:= Demolished development 4429:Sheffield-related lists 3886:Abbeydale Picture House 3549:Civic and institutional 2536:Bennett, Larry (1997). 2373:, covering much of the 2325:constructed in a loose 2285:Middlewood Winn Gardens 1764:named Burncross Drive. 1655:University of Sheffield 1642:Shepherd Building Group 1612:, nowadays part of the 1587:Demolished developments 1179:University of Sheffield 1133:Netherthorpe Brook Hill 1060:complex, also known as 847:complex, also known as 563:Timeline of development 40:Netherthorpe Brook Hill 3714:Ella Armitage Building 2714:Sheffield City Council 2482:Sheffield City Council 2476:. The Fosters and the 2460:, originally known as 2454: 2446: 2362: 2294: 2266:Sheffield City Council 2257:on Kenninghall Mount. 2241:on St. Aidan's Drive; 2229:on St. Aidan's Mount; 2221:on St. Aidan's Close; 2217:on Park Grange Mount; 2149: 2123:Sheffield City Council 2067: 2043:Sheffield City Council 1975: 1933:Sheffield City Council 1904:The towers were named 1859: 1781: 1730:Sheffield City Council 1681: 1601: 1481:, the other being the 1466: 1458: 1442:Sheffield City Council 1386:B6076 Stannington Road 1365: 1333:Sheffield City Council 1265: 1257: 1161:, the other being the 1146: 1053: 997:third-tallest building 945: 840: 818:Sheffield City Council 773: 754:Sheffield City Council 703:, between the related 692: 672:Sheffield City Council 587: 115:= Existing development 70:Sheffield City Council 57: 4014:Wilson Road Synagogue 4004:Churches in Sheffield 3729:Goodwin Sports Centre 3704:Alfred Denny Building 3656:Hillsborough Barracks 2943:"Park Hill, Part One" 2839:"Park Hill, Part Two" 2452: 2444: 2379:Sheffield City Centre 2359: 2307:A6102 Middlewood Road 2292: 2253:on Beldon Close; and 2249:on Park Grange View; 2171:Sheffield City Centre 2159:Norfolk Heritage Park 2146:Spring Lane tram stop 2140: 2061: 2019:Sheffield City Centre 1973: 1857: 1831:. They were built by 1790:Sheffield City Centre 1775: 1679: 1672:Chapeltown Bath House 1618:Sheffield City Centre 1599: 1464: 1456: 1382:Sheffield City Centre 1363: 1356:Stannington Deer Park 1281:Sheffield City Centre 1263: 1255: 1171:A61 Netherthorpe Road 1140: 1070:Sheffield City Centre 1051: 958:Sheffield City Centre 935: 912:Queen Elizabeth Court 838: 767: 732:and developed as the 725:North East Derbyshire 690: 585: 573:Existing developments 21: 4282:Bridgehouses station 4238:Hillsborough Stadium 4060:Fair House Farmhouse 3938:Kelham Island Museum 3774:Western Bank Library 3391:"Newsletter 1, 2012" 2502:Glasgow tower blocks 2262:controlled explosion 2209:on Guildford Drive; 2104:Herdings Twin Towers 1937:controlled explosion 1840:controlled explosion 1698:B6546 Burncross Road 1495:Herdings Twin Towers 1483:Netherthorpe complex 1248:Park Hill, Sheffield 1033:Harold Lambert Court 1029:Herdings Twin Towers 954:Park Hill (Part Two) 928:Hyde Park, Sheffield 893:Herdings Twin Towers 831:Herdings Twin Towers 825:Herdings Twin Towers 734:Mosborough Townships 709:Herdings Twin Towers 611:B6388 Gleadless Road 607:Herdings Twin Towers 554:class=notpageimage| 64:apartment blocks in 24:Herdings Twin Towers 4328:192 Shoreham Street 4175:Stumperlowe Cottage 3815:Cementation Furnace 3739:Information Commons 3603:Shrewsbury Hospital 3245:"Greenhill-Bradway" 2385:and constructed by 2377:area just north of 2237:on Guildford View; 1776:An overview of the 1576:Grenfell Tower fire 1390:Upperthorpe complex 1285:Sheffield Supertram 1224:Jeremiah Robertshaw 1001:Sheffield Town Hall 938:World Student Games 813:Grenfell Tower fire 770:Grenfell Tower fire 4372:Lists of buildings 4348:Park Square Bridge 4227:Don Valley Stadium 4200:Whiteley Wood Hall 4085:Hillsborough House 3983:Weston Park Museum 3953:Millennium Gallery 3933:Glossop Road Baths 3389:(1 January 2012). 2681:"Gleadless Valley" 2662:has generic name ( 2636:The Sheffield Star 2478:Chapeltown complex 2455: 2447: 2363: 2295: 2245:on Beeches Drive; 2182:The Sheffield Gale 2150: 2068: 1988:streets in the sky 1982:were an expansive 1976: 1860: 1782: 1750:Reema construction 1682: 1651:red-light district 1634:streets in the sky 1602: 1467: 1459: 1366: 1273:streets in the sky 1266: 1258: 1147: 1076:, now part of the 1074:A61 St Mary's Gate 1054: 977:streets in the sky 946: 841: 774: 693: 588: 58: 4416: 4415: 2872:978 1 78155 054 0 2418:no-fines concrete 2076:Greenhill–Bradway 1806:Sheffield station 1724:. 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