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<\/a><\/p>\nThe film lasts one hour and what follows is a list of the main subject headings with reference to the films from which the clips are taken.\u00a0 The film shares many of its clips with High Rise Dreams<\/a> reviewed earlier in this blog, though that film being half the length.<\/p>\n Homes for heroes opens with a jaunty jazz tune and Oliver Cox, one of the LCC architects of the 1950s saying that “there was a very heady feeling at the time, that we were building a\u00a0 new Britain”.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The film follows the outline shown below with film references given where available in bold:-<\/p>\n Prefabs – Maurice Linden – Tonight 1957<\/strong><\/p>\n Harlow – New towns\u00a0 – Panorama 1956<\/strong><\/p>\n The Lawn – Frederick Gibberd – One Foot in the Past 1994<\/strong> – Diane Kay<\/p>\n Berthold Lubetkin<\/a> – One Foot in the Past 2002<\/strong> – Dan Cruickshank<\/p>\n Penguin Pool – London Zoo – Regents Park<\/p>\n Highpoint – Hampstead – floor plans and photos from Modern Architecture<\/a><\/p>\n Spa Green flats – Finsbury<\/p>\n Bevin Court – Finsbury<\/p>\n Tayler & Green<\/a>, Norfolk – One Foot in the Past<\/strong> – Elain Harwood – 1996<\/p>\n Alison and Peter Smithson – Hunstanton School – Travels with Pevsner – 1997<\/strong><\/p>\n Denys Lasdun – Hallfield School Paddington – Monitor 1961 with Huw Wheldon<\/strong><\/p>\n Festival of Britain 1951 – One Foot in the Past – 1999<\/strong> – Kirsty Wark<\/p>\n A Tonic to the Nation -M. Banham and B. Hillier – Book<\/p>\n One Foot in the Past – 1994<\/strong> – Dan Cruickshank<\/p>\n Lansbury Estate Poplar<\/p>\n Royal Festival Hall – a long section of the film is devoted to this building, [and rightly so – Ed.]<\/p>\n Alton Estate Roehampton – Building Sights – 1995<\/a> – Richard Rogers<\/p>\n