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Imperial Steel Works, Airdrie: the entrance hall of the administration building
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NOTES: This was a modernisation of the plant with a new administration and amenity complex. The building was given the RIBA Architecture Award for Scotland in 1978 and also commended by the judges of the Structural Steel Design Awards.
Imperial Steel Works, Airdrie: the amenity complex ablutions area
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NOTES: This was a modernisation of the plant with a new administration and amenity complex. The building was given the RIBA Architecture Award for Scotland in 1978 and also commended by the judges of the Structural Steel Design Awards.
Imperial Steel Works, Airdrie: the amenity complex clocking station and central concourse
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NOTES: This was a modernisation of the plant with a new administration and amenity complex. The building was given the RIBA Architecture Award for Scotland in 1978 and also commended by the judges of the Structural Steel Design Awards.
Imperial Steel Works, Airdrie: the works canteen in the amenity complex
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NOTES: This was a modernisation of the plant with a new administration and amenity complex. The building was given the RIBA Architecture Award for Scotland in 1978 and also commended by the judges of the Structural Steel Design Awards.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: ancilliary plant and number 5 blast furnace
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: the number 5 blast furnace
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: ancillary plant, number 5 blast furnace
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: ancillary plant, number 5 blast furnace
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: raw materials tipplers with the central repair shop in the background
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: new coal washery and raw coal conveyor
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: new power station with ore bunkers on the left
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.
Margam Steel Works (Abbey Works) for The Steel Company of Wales Limited, Port Talbot, West Glamorgan: the melting shop building
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NOTES: Margam Steel Works, originally and colloquially known as the "Abbey Works", was a modern integrated steelworks which began production in 1953, although most of the works had been built by 1951.