Million Dollar Squatters published on the online version of Condé Nast's Portfolio.
© Image Alex Masi
Over a period of five months a group of squatters occupied three different homes each worth millions of pounds in one of the most exclusive areas of London, Hampstead Garden Suburb, in the north west of the British capital.
Click here to read the full article and watch a slideshow of Alex Masi's pictures.
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A Man's Home Is Their Castle - Portfolio
Alex Masi,
Conde Nast,
Daniele Bora,
England,
Hampstead,
local newspaper,
London,
Online,
Portfolio,
squatters,
Words
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Million Dollar Squatters
Alex Masi,
Daniele Bora,
England,
Hampstead,
London,
multimedia and film,
Online,
squatter
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Here's the latest project born from yet another collaboration with photojournalist Alex Masi, a multimedia slideshow about squatting in London, UK.
Between June and November 2007, we followed a group of squatters with a penchant for mansions worth millions of pounds. In just over five months they occupied three different homes in one of the most exclusive areas of London, Hampstead Garden Suburb, in the north west of the capital.
During one of their incursions they found themselves sleeping in the lavishness previously enjoyed by former Indonesian president Haji Mohamed Suharto....watch the video to see how it worked out.
A complete reportage — text and photostory — is available to be syndicated. More info on alexmasi.co.uk
Between June and November 2007, we followed a group of squatters with a penchant for mansions worth millions of pounds. In just over five months they occupied three different homes in one of the most exclusive areas of London, Hampstead Garden Suburb, in the north west of the capital.
During one of their incursions they found themselves sleeping in the lavishness previously enjoyed by former Indonesian president Haji Mohamed Suharto....watch the video to see how it worked out.
A complete reportage — text and photostory — is available to be syndicated. More info on alexmasi.co.uk
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