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3480.03 - Part of Kitchen's site surrounded by fence in preparation for demolition. (May 2014)
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External views of the J Kitchen & Sons site. Some taken October 2011 when manufacturing still occurred on site and some in May 2014 after demoltion work had begun to clear the site for future development;
(.01) The Australian Academy of design building at 220 Ingles St (October 2011)
(.02) The building which housed the factory outlet shop. Admin building in background. (October 2011)
(.03) Part of the Iindustrial complex surrounded by fence in preparation for demolition. (May 2014)
(.04) View of the art-deco admin building taken from Ingles St (May 2014)
(.05) Corner of the complex already cleared (former shop outlet) (May 2014)
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