Two.
Parachuted from who knows where, onto the unsuspecting seafront.
Backed by a rambling range of well behaved Georgian terraces, facing a remorselessly mutable sea.
Affording space age shelter to the passing pilot of an ever imminent future.
Sit in, look through, out and beyond.
Modern Mooch 
Is the designer of the sea front modernist shelters in Deal known and their date?
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I have found no evidence of authorship anywhere Barry, sadly.
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Thanks, but what a shame. I think they merit listing. Is the date they were created not known? My guess is that the designer may have been a bright spark in the local council’s architects department
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They do deserve listing I have cycled most of the coast and they are unique – yes the Borough or County Engineers and Architects were often the source.
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Colin Varrall of the Deal Local History Group on Facebook has just posted a cutting from the East Kent Mercury , 4 February 1949, illustrating a model for these shelters which was presented at the Deal Council meeting the previous Tuesday.
interestingly, the model shows the shelter facing inland, but it’s otherwise pretty much identical.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1C1iFdYPNe/
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