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Council House Architectural Plan

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  • 28-09-2017 7:54pm
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    rochemix
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    I was wondering if any one would know where I could get the floor plans for my 2 bed terraced house in Crumlin. Trying to get the CAD files of possible. Build back in the 50's or 60's I think. It's a council house and I can find anything on their website.


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    Hitman3000
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    rochemix wrote:
    I was wondering if any one would know where I could get the floor plans for my 2 bed terraced house in Crumlin. Trying to get the CAD files of possible. Build back in the 50's or 60's I think. It's a council house and I can find anything on their website.


    A lot of councils would have used the same generic plan. Try other councils.


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    Poor Uncle Tom
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    Why not get it surveyed and drafted?


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    shane6977
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    rochemix wrote: »
    I was wondering if any one would know where I could get the floor plans for my 2 bed terraced house in Crumlin. Trying to get the CAD files of possible. Build back in the 50's or 60's I think. It's a council house and I can find anything on their website.

    Not the kind of information the council will out on their website.

    Best option is to have the house surveyed and drafted as suggested.

    Failing that look up previous planning applications for works carried out to similar houses on your street and try contacting the person or company who prepared the drawings.


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