I have been corrected in my attribution of Cascades to Piers Gough by Roger Zogolovitch who was the Z in CZWG (Piers was the G). Roger says that the key person in the design was Rex Wilkinson (the W), who based the design on apartment blocks in Miami – hence its jazzy, seaside air. I seem to remember that the Prince of Wales was very rude about it (it appeared on the cover of A Vision of Britain), but it now looks attractively racy and re-established the idea of apartment living in tower blocks which had been discredited by social housing:-

Thank you, but the strength of CZWG was that they were all very fine architects. And Cascades, although not a great building, is one of the finest.
A typo of course : Cascades coming out as ‘arcades’.
Now corrected ! Charles