Since 2007 he has designed a number of architectural Projects, which include: Project for a mid terrace building, 274 Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green, London, completed 2011. Project for a mid terrace conversion, facade retention and roof extension, 184-186 Brick Lane, Spitalfields, London, completed 2015. Project for an end of terrace building, 49-51 Raven Row, Whitechapel, London, completed 2016. Project for a mid terrace building, 276 Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green, London, completed 2017.
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Project for a mid terrace, three storey roof extension, 1A Mentmore Terrace, London, completed 2018 and Project for a minor Siedlung, 30 Upminster Road, Rainham, London, due to complete autumn 2018.
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As opposed to apartment buildings, townhouses do not have neighbouring units above or below them. They are similar in concept to row houses or terraced houses except they are usually divided into smaller groupings of homes. The first and last of the houses is called an end terrace and is often a different layout from the houses in the middle, sometimes called mid-terrace.
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They lived in a small mid-terrace house on a busy road. Dixon would remain basically the same character as in the film; he could be relied on to be friendly with a lot of heart, a cornerstone of which was his honesty with which you knew he would be absolutely dependable and cool in a crisis. The actor's age meant Dixon was always an older bobby and the viewer was left to wonder why promotion hadn't come his way earlier. Dixon's mentoring of Crawford was seen from Dixon of Dock Green's first series opener, "PC Crawford's first Pinch", broadcast on Saturday 9 July 1955.
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The entrance to Rose Court, off Rose Street, where the Tildesleys lived Mark Anthony Tildesley was born on 31 August 1976 in Berkshire to John Tildesley and Lavinia Rachel Gwladys Tildesley. Tildesley had a brother, Christopher, who was born in 1963, and a sister, Christina (born 1959), who had moved out of the family home to live in nearby Finchampstead with her husband, Ted, and their daughter, Mary, who was born in 1981. The Tildesleys lived at 1 Rose Court, off Rose Street, in Wokingham town centre. It was a combination of a small semi-detached cottage and an adjoining bungalow annexe (the bungalow annexe has since been demolished and re-built as a separate house called 1a Rose Court , leaving the original cottage as a mid-terrace).
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