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Photographed from the eastern side of Westfield Shopping Complex

This 1960s tower block on the Edward Woods estate was designed by Hammersmith Borough Architect's Department.

Showing Stebbing House (foreground, partially obscured by tree), Boxmoor House is the low rise in the centre and Norland House is the tower block at the rear. This estate is owned and managed by Hammersmith and Fulham Council.

A few short hours from the road above the A3220 was open and before the Westfield London shopping centre, and a rare opportunity to take a picture above the former M41 motorway as pedestrians were not allowed here or on the road below, although the slope on the left was an unofficial bus stand for a few months. This junction has been here for 8 years (with working traffic lights for a time) before it was connected to anything. The only other time you would've been able to see it was in the film Johnny English starring Rowan Atkinson.

Three twenty-one storey slab blocks, Poynter, Stebbing and Norland, built in 1964-66 by Hammersmith Borough Architect's Department (the estate was named after the mayor). They look as if they have been re-clad fairly recently (see 2008 view Image]). Lower blocks between. In front is the railway, currently branded as part of the London Overground network connecting Clapham Junction/Richmond with north London.

The maisonettes with garages underneath are Mortimer House, part of the 1960s Edward Woods Estate designed by Hammersmith Borough Architect's department. Part of the 21 storey Poynter House is on the right. The estate has areas of lawn and trees between the buildings.

The steps go up to pavements beside slip roads across the West Cross Route.

This is Boxmoor House on the Edward Woods estate. Maisonettes all have two floors, with front doors from 1st and 3rd floor outside walkways.

Norland House is in the foreground, one of three identical 22-storey towerblocks, forming part of the Edward Woods estate.

With just 5 hours (4am) to go before the official opening of Westfield London (9am), workers are still busy putting the finishing touches to the building. This is the top North-East corner of the centre, where Marks & Spencer will be, the road below is a service road and will be known as Westfield Way connecting Ariel Way to Shepherd's Bush Green.