Park Hill (Derelict) 2004

Park Hill is one of the most iconic Sheffield landmarks, aside from its Industrial Heritage, and one of the largest concrete strucutres in Europe.

It was a thriving community when it first had residents, a selfcontained concrete hub with its own pub, preschool, newsagents, doctors and pub and milkman that used to deliver bottled milk door to door on an electric mini milk float; the tracks still visible imprinted on the landing walkways that spanned the internal maze of levels.

Sadly in the more recent years it was known as a more troubled place, not somewhere to venture out and  meet the neightbours, the once busy local pub a more sinister and deprived place.