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Georgian houses in Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin, were demolished in 1965 to construct offices for the state electricity provider. The street is pictured here in 2016. Source: The development of Irish building conservation in IHBC's Context 163 (Page 12), published by The Institute of Historic Building Conservation in March 2020., written by Arthur Parkinson, assistant professor in planning and urban design at the school of architecture, planning and environmental policy, University College Dublin. https://ihbconline.co.uk/context/163/14/
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