Before they were built, the area contained prewar prefabs. In 1945 prefabs were built to house young families. The area originally consisted of many council houses and post World War II prefabs. In April 2011, Lewisham Council approved a plan to replace the prefabs with 371 homes. However, most of the prefabs containing asbestos were demolished between 1994 and 1997. English Heritage have stepped in and listed six prefabs, exempting them from demolition. Many of the first new homes in this area were prefabs. Initial post war housing development consisted of prefabs. Templates and prefabs can be nested to any level and edited live. All the prefabs of aluminium construction were renovated and are still in use. These were a quick and cheapm option of replacing the older prefabs. Sophisticated graphs can be developed quickly using scripts previously developed, called "prefabs". At the end of the war, prefabs were built. Prior to the building of the prefabs, the land was parkland. Of the original 181 such prefabs only three owner-occupied ones now remain.