Another London pop-up: the project that could ease the housing crisis

Ninety-six people are living in the Ladywell development in south-east London, which will serve as a model elsewhere in the UKThe UK’s first pop-up village in south-east London, which houses 24 formerly homeless families, is a novel attempt at helping tackle Britain’s housing crisis and will serve as a blueprint for factory-made accommodation across the capital and in other cities.The 96 residents of the brightly coloured Ladywell development in Lewisham previously lived in B&Bs