It was a good idea to keep these pleasing to the eye, given that they are only over the road from the splendour of Huskisson and Falkner Streets. (they're facing Ye Crack in Rice Street)
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It was a good idea to keep these pleasing to the eye, given that they are only over the road from the splendour of Huskisson and Falkner Streets. (they're facing Ye Crack in Rice Street)
Nice photo Ged. These houses replaced some very rundown workshops on Rice St. They are owned by a local housing association. It shows that social housing can be well designed if there is the incentive to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Thanks Taffy and for the info.
Good piccie Ged Lad..did yer not av a slurp in the Crack then !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
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I guess they could be worse. It still looks more like lip service to the dominant architecture in the immediate area than sympathetically thought through. On the positive side - at least they are family houses rather than 1/2bedroomed apartments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
A FANTASTIC ale house my son! They once did a Wobby Bob there, much to the amusement of my mate who had two pints on an empty stomach :PDT_Aliboronz_24:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerard
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Originally Posted by Jona76
Now yer talkin about a proper bucket there Jona Lad. :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Fresh in from the warden Gerard, half of Gerard Gardens in there again. Whatta win, a stroll in the park for the blues.
Buildings from four different decades here.
^^Cheers Ged^^ :handclap::PDT11