The Weston Rise Estate is a great example of 1960s brutalist architecture in central London. Consisting of 5 blocks (a mixture of maisonettes and flats), its architectural features include striking concrete panel facades, a multi-level interior courtyard and bridges separating the stairwells from the residential sections. The reception lobby and interior corridors could double as a police station while the inner courtyard could stand in for an apartment block in eastern europe. The estate offers a communal hall which could be used for filming or as a production office or dressing room. [TAGS: North London, 1960s, brutalist, brutalism, police station, courtyard, eastern europe, housing estates, council, gardens, garden, blocks, maisonette, balcony, balconies, Islington]. To enquire about this location, please email [email protected] or call 020 7620 0391.