Lyn, very interesting, I'll re-post it with the names of the streets he intends to eradicate.
The blocks had no less then seven staircases, one front and rear for general access, and then five emergency staircases, one on each corner and one in the centre.
They must have cost a small fortune to build and would have cost more had the architect’s original dream come to fruition: I found some of the original plans for these blocks, which included a communal laundry, a theatre, communal metal and woodworking shops, bike storage and a whole host of other goodies.
Here you go, not a full list, but should give folks an idea of what was initially planned.
Morturn As in post*4 I make a comment that puts yours back in prospective.DekThis seems to under pin the comments I made about the block built in 1954, the development seem to try to incorporate a whole community with homes and places to work.