Bofors Tower

A Grade II listed redundant anti-aircraft gun emplacement has been restored and converted into a house. Built in 1940 to defend a radar station at Dunkirk, the conversion retains much of the existing fabric. New components consist of glazed curtain walls and zinc- or render-faced external walls set back from the outside faces of the existing frame. A new flat roof oversails the building on all sides, providing shelter over the south stair. Large sliding doors connect each of the principal rooms and open to the outdoors.