For Hongkoners looking to invest in property in the UK, have you ever considered living in a council house? In the 1960s and 1970s, young ambitious British architects embraced the post-war modernist movement and built a series of innovative, minimalist, and avant-garde council houses and public facilities. Today, these places have become not only trendy but also reflect the social and cultural values of their time. They also symbolise that everyone deserves a good place to live!

The public housing in Hong Kong has its roots in the UK. Three architects born in the 1990s will guide you on a tour of London’s Council Houses. (A surprise at the end is the “City Hall” in the UK 🏫)