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WATCH OFFICE WITH MET SECTION (2328/39) * |
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A two-storey, all-concrete construction with a watch office and additional rooms given over to the meteorological section, including a forecast room and met store. A concrete parapet all around the roof differentiates it from 5845/39. |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH MET SECTION (2423/39) * |
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An all timber constructed watch office with meterological section. Similar in design to 2328/39 and 5845/39. There were only two known examples built in the UK at Wick and St.Eval. |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH MET SECTION (5845/39) * |
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A two-storey, brick construction with a watch office and additional rooms given over to the meteorological section, including a forecast room and met store. A brick parapet on the roof differentiates it from 2328/39. |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH MET SECTION (8936/40) * |
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Based on the previous all-timber design 2423/39 and the temporary brick and timber design 518/40, the 8936/40 was built with pre-cast concrete slabs replacing the timber floors and staircases with only the balcony and watch office roof in timber. |
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FIGHTER SATELLITE STATION WATCH OFFICE * |
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A small single storey structure with just one room containing a pyrotechnic cupboard and built of rendered brick with a flat reinforced concrete roof |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH MET SECTION (518/40) * |
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A temporary brick and timber watch office based on the all-timber 2423/39. Built after 1941 on many Operational Training Unit airfields the design was superseded by 8936/40. |
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BOMBER SATELLITE STATION WATCH OFFICE * |
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A watch office designed for bomber satellite station comprising a long, temporary brick hut with a watch office, operations room and crew briefing room. |
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TRAINING SCHOOL WATCH OFFICE (641/41) * |
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Based on a typical 18ft span, 40ft long temporary brick hut but with two bay windows in the front elevation, one for the watch office and one for the chief instructor. |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH OPS ROOM (13079/41) * |
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Watch Office with operations room designed to Air Ministry drawing number (13079/41) |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH OPS ROOM (7345/41) * |
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Watch Office with operations room designed to Air Ministry drawing number (7345/41 |
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NIGHT FIGHTER STATION WATCH OFFICE * |
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A two storey building with a watch office on the ground floor and a control room above. Originally based on drawing number 12096/4. |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH OPERATIONS ROOM * |
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A building, originally used as a shelter for the duty pilot or officer on watch on an airfield, incorporating an operations room. |
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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION OFFICE * |
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An office where the administrative duties of a university are performed. |
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EXTENDED DEFENCE OFFICER POST * |
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An observation post for a naval officer in charge of a marine minefield. |
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WATCH OFFICE WITH MET SECTION * |
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A watch office with additional rooms given over to the meteorological section, including a forecast room and met store. |
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DUTY PILOTS OFFICE (2072/26) * |
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The first standardized design for a building for the duty pilot. It took the form of a small bungalow with a bay window on the front elevation. |
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TRAINING SCHOOL WATCH OFFICE * |
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Based on a typical 18ft span, 40ft long temporary brick hut but with two bay windows in the front elevation, one for the watch office and one for the chief instructor. |
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICE * |
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A building which houses the administrative functions of a local authority. |
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WATCH OFFICE (12779/41) * |
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A two-storey, structure with a brick ground floor and a reinforced concrete upper floor with balcony and large windows to the watch office and control room. This became the most common building design for air traffic control in the Second World War. |
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WATCH OFFICE (13726/41) * |
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A detached building without an operations block and crew briefing room designed on modern lines similar to, but smaller than WATCH OFFICE (12779/41). Began appearing on new stations from September 1941. |
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WATCH OFFICE (14383/40) * |
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A fighter satellite station watch office built to Air Ministry design drawing number 14383/40. |
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WATCH OFFICE (15684/41) * |
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A night fighter station watch office based on the standard design dor Bomber Satellite Station watch offices |
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WATCH OFFICE (17658/40) * |
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A fighter satellite station watch office built to Air Ministry design drawing number 17658/40. |
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WATCH OFFICE (18441/40) * |
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A fighter satellite station watch office built to Air Ministry design drawing number 18441/40. |
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WATCH OFFICE (1072/26) * |
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A small, single storey building used as the Pilots' room on fighter stations and as the watch office on bomber stations. |
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WATCH OFFICE (1597/27) * |
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A small building housing pilot's and locker rooms with flight offices and a watch office. The only known example was built at Tangmere. |
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WATCH OFFICE (1959/34) * |
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A two-storey watch office, built to Air Ministry drawing number 1959/34. It became the standard design for watch offices with a large, almost square, ground plan with a central observation tower. |
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WATCH OFFICE (1960/34) * |
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A two-storey watch office, built to Air Ministry drawing number 1959/34 but with slight design modifications as detailed in drawing number 1960/34. |
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WATCH OFFICE (3156/41) * |
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A fighter satellite station watch office built to Air Ministry design drawing number 3156/41. |
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WATCH OFFICE (4698/43) * |
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No summary available. |
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CABLE REPEATER OFFICE * |
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A cross channel telegraph office. |
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ECCLESIASTICAL OFFICE * |
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An office which administers the affairs of the church. |
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PORT AUTHORITY OFFICE * |
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The office of the body controlling a harbour and docks. |
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WATCH OFFICE (207/36) * |
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A two-storey watch office similar in design to drawing number 1959/34 but constructed completely from concrete. A large, almost square, ground plan with a central observation tower. |
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WATCH OFFICE (343/43) * |
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A modification of WATCH OFFICE (12779/41) where the original large windows were removed and smaller frames fitted, the gap being filled with straight-joint brickwork. |
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NAVAL OFFICERS HOUSE * |
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The residence of a Royal Navy or Merchant Navy officer. |
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NAVAL OFFICERS MESS * |
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A building providing accommodation, dining and recreational facilities for commissioned naval officers. |
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DOCKMASTERS OFFICE * |
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An administrative building used by the official in charge of a dock or harbour. |
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PIERMASTERS OFFICE * |
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Office used by a Piermaster. |
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TIMEKEEPERS OFFICE * |
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A room or building occupied by a person employed to keep accounts of workers' hours of labour. |
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COMMERCIAL OFFICE * |
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The administrative office of a commercial concern. |
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CONSTABLES OFFICE * |
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The premises of a police officer for a parish or township who was appointed to act as a conservator of the peace within the district. |
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GOVERNMENT OFFICE * |
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The offices of a Government Department responsible for the administration of the country. |
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OFFICERS QUARTERS * |
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A building where military officers are accommodated. |
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NEWSPAPER OFFICE * |
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A building or set of rooms where a newspaper is compiled and produced, before being printed. May include facilities for printing. |
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SQUADRON OFFICE * |
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A building used for the administration of a squadron. |
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE * |
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The main office of a telegraph company containing rows of tables set with Morse sounders, keys, relays and pigeon holes from where MORSE coded messages were transmitted and received and telegrams dispatched. |
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TRANSPORT OFFICE * |
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The administrative office of a transport company who provide a service for the conveyance and transportation of either goods or people. |
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MARITIME OFFICE * |
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A building from where marine operations are directed. |
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MILITARY OFFICE * |
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An administrative building used to organize and co-ordinate the activities of members of the armed forces. |
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REGISTER OFFICE * |
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An office at which the registration of marriages, births and deaths are recorded, and in which marriage ceremonies may take place. |
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BETTING OFFICE * |
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An establishment where wagering and the placing of bets takes place. |
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BOOKING OFFICE * |
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An establishment where tickets/reservations for events, journeys or entrance to a site can be purchased. |
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DRAWING OFFICE * |
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A commercial building used for the production of detailed, often technical, drawings. |
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RAILWAY OFFICE * |
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A building or room where railway tickets may be bought and administrative duties associated with a railway are conducted. |
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SORTING OFFICE * |
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A place where letters and parcels are sorted before being distributed. Usually found at a large general post office. |
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ESTATE OFFICE * |
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An office for the administration of town or country estates. |
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EXCISE OFFICE * |
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A government office used for the collecting of excise tax/duty. |
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FLIGHT OFFICE * |
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Building block (often a temporary brick structure or Nissen hut) comprising office accommodation for flight commanders and flight sergeants as well as pilots' rest rooms, storerooms and locker rooms. Some flight offices have central corridors. |
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OFFICERS MESS * |
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A building providing dining facilities and recreation for commissioned officers. |
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RECORD OFFICE * |
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A building where official archives are kept for public inspection. |
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ASSAY OFFICE * |
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A building for the weighing or testing of metals, eg. at a mine site. |
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CANAL OFFICE * |
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A building or room, where business and/or administrative activities to do with the canals was conducted. |
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LEGAL OFFICE * |
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A building housing the services of professionals with an expert knowledge of the law such as the offices of solicitors, barristers and lawyers. |
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NAVAL OFFICE * |
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A building used for a variety of administrative purposes, usually at a naval dockyard. |
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PILOT OFFICE * |
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An office used by a qualified pilot, expert in ship-handling and with local knowledge, who assists the captain or master to take a vessel in or out of a harbour or through narrow waters. |
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WATCH OFFICE * |
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A building, originally used as a shelter for the duty pilot or officer on watch on an airfield, and later used to direct air traffic. Use more specific type where known. |
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ARMY OFFICE * |
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A building used for a variety of administrative purposes, usually at a military base. |
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POST OFFICE * |
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A building, department or shop where postal business is carried on. |
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PAY OFFICE * |
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An office for the payment of wages, especially in industrial or commercial complexes. |
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OFFICE * |
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A building or room where business, administrative or professional activities are conducted. Use specific type where known. |
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