A dominating presence over the town since their construction during the late sixties and early seventies, the High-Rises and maisonettes in the North Wales town of Flint have been portrayed as notorious sites of disrepute, an eyesore and as somewhere the council house the most disadvantaged and elderly.

In 1999 Paul Jones made a visual record of this iconic area of Flint in an attempt to create a cultural artefact, descriptive of a certain time and place.