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This was a large factory building on one floor, with office space on two floors at the front (west). It was built mainly of brick with large areas of window typical of 1930s and1940s architecture, having curved glass in the front elevation and featuring a pre-cast concrete barrel vault roof. The grounds are landscaped with trees, shrubs and lawns, it is still a very attractive building. The floor area is in excess of 30,000 square feet. | This was a large factory building on one floor, with office space on two floors at the front (west). It was built mainly of brick with large areas of window typical of 1930s and1940s architecture, having curved glass in the front elevation and featuring a pre-cast concrete barrel vault roof. The grounds are landscaped with trees, shrubs and lawns, it is still a very attractive building. The floor area is in excess of 30,000 square feet. | ||
1951 Part of [[S. Smith and | 1951 Part of [[S. Smith and Sons (England)]] | ||
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* [http://www.snowing.co.uk/sias/sih_1970_2008/21-1991.pdf] Sussex Industrial History | * [http://www.snowing.co.uk/sias/sih_1970_2008/21-1991.pdf] Sussex Industrial History | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:27, 18 April 2012
A purpose built factory for Pullars Instruments of Hollinbury Industrial Estate, Brighton was completed in 1951.
This was a large factory building on one floor, with office space on two floors at the front (west). It was built mainly of brick with large areas of window typical of 1930s and1940s architecture, having curved glass in the front elevation and featuring a pre-cast concrete barrel vault roof. The grounds are landscaped with trees, shrubs and lawns, it is still a very attractive building. The floor area is in excess of 30,000 square feet.
1951 Part of S. Smith and Sons (England)
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- [1] Sussex Industrial History