00:16Yet another building site in the East End of London, an East End rebuilt almost out of recognition to those
00:22who knew it before the war.
00:24But this site is different. It's by Alison and Peter Smith's site, and inevitably, perhaps, it's very far from being
00:30just another lot of council flats.
00:52He's lived here as long as I've been here. He lives in 182, innit? What's your number? 181.
01:00I always get mixed up with that 181 and 182.
01:11The question that modern architects asked themselves was, can we make a better way for people to live?
01:39The question that's probably been there whose eyes are in the city, and there's been a lot of questions that
01:39haven't changed.
01:39The question that we're going to do is to let the New York Times have less than a 1001 other
01:44house today
01:44The question that we've chosen to receive is for a long-term concern, and the community in the city,
01:44is to turn into the city, and to respect the land of the people of the world.
