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Design for a bungalow: east elevation
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NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.
Design for a bungalow: west elevation
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NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.
Design for a bungalow: south elevation
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NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.
Design for a bungalow: perspective view
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NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.
Mark V prefabricated bungalows
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NOTES: The Mark V was designed by ARCON for the Ministry of Works and was one of the most common of the prefabricated house-types erected as emergency housing after World War II. Manufactured by Taylor Woodrow, 41,000 examples of these tubular steel-framed structures with corrugated asbestos cement cladding were erected between 1945 and 1948.
The Portal prefabricated house: a corner of the sitting room
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NOTES: F.R.S. Yorke was the consulting architect for this factory-made steel-clad house commissioned by the Ministry of Works. The house derived its name from Baron Portal, of Laverstoke in the County of Southampton (later Viscount Portal), who served as Minister of Works during World War II.
The Portal prefabricated house: fitted wardrobes in one of the two bedrooms
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NOTES: F.R.S. Yorke was the consulting architect for this factory-made steel-clad house commissioned by the Ministry of Works. The house derived its name from Baron Portal, of Laverstoke in the County of Southampton (later Viscount Portal), who served as Minister of Works during World War II.
The Portal prefabricated house: fitted wardrobes in one of the two bedrooms
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NOTES: F.R.S. Yorke was the consulting architect for this factory-made steel-clad house commissioned by the Ministry of Works. The house derived its name from Baron Portal, of Laverstoke in the County of Southampton (later Viscount Portal), who served as Minister of Works during World War II.
The Portal prefabricated house: fitted cupboard unit in the kitchen
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NOTES: F.R.S. Yorke was the consulting architect for this factory-made steel-clad house commissioned by the Ministry of Works. The house derived its name from Baron Portal, of Laverstoke in the County of Southampton (later Viscount Portal), who served as Minister of Works during World War II.
The Portal prefabricated house: the kitchen with fitted units and modern appliances
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NOTES: F.R.S. Yorke was the consulting architect for this factory-made steel-clad house commissioned by the Ministry of Works. The house derived its name from Baron Portal, of Laverstoke in the County of Southampton (later Viscount Portal), who served as Minister of Works during World War II.
The Portal prefabricated house: flip-down breakfast table incorporated into the fitted cupboard unit in the kitchen
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NOTES: F.R.S. Yorke was the consulting architect for this factory-made steel-clad house commissioned by the Ministry of Works. The house derived its name from Baron Portal, of Laverstoke in the County of Southampton (later Viscount Portal), who served as Minister of Works during World War II.