Designing Buildings: Verdant Works, Dundee, shown as the internal scaffolding came down in 2015, following significant investment by the Heritage Lottery Fund and Historic Scotland. The rotten floor boards were removed and not replaced, leaving their impression in the beams.

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Verdant Works, Dundee, shown as the internal scaffolding came down in 2015, following significant investment by the Heritage Lottery Fund and Historic Scotland. The rotten floor boards were removed and not replaced, leaving their impression in the beams. Galleries permit the iron-and-timber frame to be appreciated, and the light to flood into new interpretive displays by Dundee Heritage Trust. (Photo: Jim Burns, Dundee Heritage Trust). Source: Iron frames in textile mills in the Institute of Historic Building Conservations (IHBCs) Context 139, published in June 2015, written by Mark Watson, who is in the industrial heritage team at Historic Scotland. [https://ihbconline.co.uk/cont_arch/?p=584 https://ihbconline.co.uk/cont_arch/?p=584]

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Designing Buildings: Verdant Works, Dundee, shown as the internal scaffolding came down in 2015, following significant investment by the Heritage Lottery Fund and Historic Scotland. The rotten floor boards were removed and not replaced, leaving their impression in the beams.