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Guinness Brewery — James's Street

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Guinness Brewery — James's Street
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Attached ten-bay two- and four-storey over raised basement brewhouse, built c.1935, having stepped west elevation with single-bay single-storey addition. M-profile pitched roofs, hipped to west elevations, with concrete parapets and moulded cornices. Steel railings to eaves. Red brick walls laid in English bond with render plinth course. Square-headed window openings with red brick voussoirs, render sills and steel casement windows. Some timber louvered vents to window openings. Square-headed loading bay opening to second storey to front (north) elevation with render surrounds and reveals, having steel roller shutter. Square-headed loading bay opening to ground floor to west elevation having red brick voussoirs, steel roller shutter and steel ladder. Square-headed door opening to front with red brick voussoirs and double-leaf half-glazed timber panelled door, approached by concrete steps with concrete cantilevered canopy above.

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