180 Bishopsfield, Harlow
180 Bishopsfield, Harlow, Essex, CM18 6UT
A private residence in the award-winning Michael Neylan's development. This courtyard dwelling in Bishopsfield reflects the creative approach to housing encouraged by Frederick Gibberd's master plan for Harlow New Town. The staggered set of 256 dwellings at Bishopsfield is based on the winning design submitted to an open competition held in 1961. The brief by Harlow Development Corporation sought to give architects 'a freer hand to solve the old problems in new way'. The first prize went to Michael Neylan, a 24 year old graduate. Widely published in the architectural press, Bishopsfield's plans informed and continues to inform generations of architects, planners and students in Britain and overseas.
180 Bishopsfield, Harlow, Essex, CM18 6UT
Access to the property (the owner's home) is difficult. It is possible to take a wheelchair to the house entrance, but not inside.
Car parking is usually taken up by residents, but there is street parking in the vicinity.