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National College of Art and Design — Oliver Bond Street

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National College of Art and Design — Oliver Bond Street
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Attached square-profile three-stage former kiln, built c.1820, now in use by art college. Hipped slate roof, timber ventilation shaft with pitched roof and timber louvered vents to ridge, recent strip window rooflights. Brown brick parapet having granite coping. Brown brick laid in English garden wall bond, with cast-iron wall ties. Rendered battered base to north and rear (west) elevations. Recent steel staircase adjoining front (east) elevation. Blocked openings to front, voussoirs and granite sills visible. Square-headed window openings to north elevation, with recent windows. Segmental-headed window openings to rear, having render surrounds, sills and recent windows. Square-headed door openings to upper and lower levels to front, with red brick surrounds, recent glazed doors. Recent external staircase.

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