East Lothian Architecture : Lamer Street, Dunbar
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East Lothian Architecture : Lamer Street, Dunbar
Image: © Richard West Taken: 5 May 2012
A mixture of the old and the new-ish in Dunbar's East Shore area. The houses on the near right date from the 1980s and display the then popular fad for wilfully irregular and anti-traditional patterns of fenestration. What is the point of those small windows (apart from the architects being deliberately bloody minded)?
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