Type 35 flats are three-bedroom, penthouse duplexes. The lower floor of Type 35 flats is basically rectangular in shape. There’s a bedroom on one side, next to an L-shaped living area, which widens out to take in all the window frontage. The portion in front of the kitchen was designated as a dining area by the Barbican when they designed them. The central part of the living area is double height. Stairs at the back lead to a landing which looks down onto the living area, with a bedroom on one side and a bedroom and a second bathroom on the other side. In addition there’s a roof patio.

They are very similar to Type 36 flats, which are found near them.

There are 9 in Gilbert House, 5 in Mountjoy House and 7 in Seddon House, the east-west-facing terraces.

Please note. These plans are illustrations and approximations only. They illustrate types of flats as built. They don’t show the actual demise, size, layout or dimensions of any particular flat. Individual flats may differ, or have been altered.