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Sorry, it retorical. I'm by no means an expert but I'd hasard a guess that it's because it's in a prime location, has always had middling to affluent residents which reduces the likelihood of social issues. It also has a relatively high police presence due to the historic (and current) terrorist threat. Point being, buildings don't in themselves cause crime and social disfunction.
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I can't answer your question but I was surprised to find out that the Barbican has never had any social housing. Turns out it was expensive private property all along.