Social Housing as Heritage: The Case of Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne

Abstract

Over the last decade or so in England, validation as cultural heritage has been extended to include the ‘listing’ of large groups of welfare-state housing. Selected principally on the basis of art-historical criteria, but significant also for their historical role as part of the mid-twentieth century approach to solving the housing problems of the working class, the validation of such estates presents new challenges and opportunities for the heritage sector.

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