There may be controversy a plenty about what’s replacing this multi-story car park on the corner of Brixton Station Road and Popes Road, but there won’t many people wailing at the sight of this lamentable slab of 60s grimness being pulled down.
After a long period of nothing much appearing to happen at all, the car park has come down very quickly indeed.
This is a view looking up Pope’s Road, SW9 towards the railway bridge. The extra-special ugly high level footbridge has already disappeared.
To the right, you can just see one of the water sprays which helps keep the concrete dust down.
Pope’s Road view.
Looking towards Canterbury Crescent.
Looking down Pope’s Road towards the Canterbury Arms pub, which can be seen on the right in the distance.
View from the car park entrance at Canterbury Crescent, with the Canterbury Arms to the right.
Brixton Station Road view, looking towards Brixton Rec.
A last look along Brixton Station Road, with the old Johns cafe to the right – see Brixton ‘Then and Now’ view of this scene and another view here.
In case anyone’s forgotten, you can admire the car park in all its former glory below:
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