New infill: how not to do it (2)
Wed, 15/04/2009 - 18:49 — eileen
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Clyde This is marginally better. At least the windows are more or less correctly proportioned but there is no disguising the fact that it is a different type of building from its Victorian neighbours. The bays are clumsily proportioned, the walls are cavity brickwork and therefore stretcher bonded and of course there are no chimneys. It just doesn't look right.