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JAMES05
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Post date: 06/05/2015
VLK-5 consists of the remains of a face brick dwelling that was constructed with standard bricks and other building materials with a formal layout and floor plan. The building faces north and has a small veranda on the western section of that side. The roof is made of corrugated iron, and the window frames are of steel. The interior flooring consists of recent rubberised covering, underneath which the remains of the original parquet floors can still be seen. Although the dwelling shows signs of deterioration, it is the opinion of the architectural historian who assessed the building that its structural integrity appears to be intact. This must be confirmed by a suitably qualified specialist if re-utilisation of the building is
considered. A number of people presently reside in this dwelling. The dwelling dates from the period 1935 to 1950.