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Specification of Works required and to be done and materials to be used in the erection of new houses on the Claremont Estate, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin for the Red Park Utility Society Limited, 24 Nassau Street, Dublin.
Language: English
Published by Messrs. J.J. Devaney & Co., Architects, Dublin
Soft cover. Condition: Good. 14 pp. foolscap typescript. Occasional pencil annotation. Horizontal crease fold across middle. Light wear. Else good. Claremont housing estate. Situated just off the Finglas Road opposite Glasnevin Cemetery, it was built in 1971 by Healy Homes, a pair of brothers who had spent time in the United States and had been influenced by the light and space of new homes, in particular in California?s Palm Springs.
