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1945 The company who are aircraft manufacturers are to produce pre-fabricated bungalows using aluminium from crashed aircraft.<ref>Gloucestershire Echo - Tuesday 15 May 1945</ref> | 1945 The company who are aircraft manufacturers are to produce pre-fabricated bungalows using aluminium from crashed aircraft.<ref>Gloucestershire Echo - Tuesday 15 May 1945</ref> | ||
1949-54 Manufactured prefabs designed by G. Schindler. Around 1,400 produced as two-storey semi-detached and terraced houses. | 1949-54 Manufactured prefabs designed by [[G. Schindler]]. Around 1,400 produced as two-storey semi-detached and terraced houses. | ||
1951 Resumed manufacture of jet engines.<ref>Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 30 June 1951</ref> | 1951 Resumed manufacture of jet engines.<ref>Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 30 June 1951</ref> | ||
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of Hucclecote, Gloucester
Brickwork external cladding over a structural frame of cast in situ of concrete columns and ring beams, with a another beam running from front to rear. Roofs are of conventional pitched and tiled design.
1945 The company who are aircraft manufacturers are to produce pre-fabricated bungalows using aluminium from crashed aircraft.[1]
1949-54 Manufactured prefabs designed by G. Schindler. Around 1,400 produced as two-storey semi-detached and terraced houses.
1951 Resumed manufacture of jet engines.[2]
Later part of Hawker Siddeley
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