The British Iron & Steel Federation (B.I.S.F) Steel Framed House Manufacturer British Iron & Steel Federation/ British Steel Homes Ltd Architect/ Designer Sir Frederick Gibberd Engineer Donovan Lee Also Known As BISF : British Iron & Steel Federation Number Built
Designer: Ministry of Housing & Local Government Development Group (Patricia Tindale) Period built: 1963–70 Number built: 3500 Alternative names: CLASP 5M The 5M steel framed house is constructed from a lightweight composite steel-and-timber-framed system which was designed by the Ministry
Also known as: Cubitt, LC, LC System and Modulow. Manufacturer: Cubitts Construction Systems Ltd-Lowton-Cubitt Housing Ltd. Period Built: 1964 – 1970s. Number Built: 3700. Designer: Lowton Construction Group. Lowton-Cubitt Identification Characteristics: 2-storey terraced houses. Brick panels at separating wall. Gable
Atholl 1945 Variant and the first Prototype at Neuk, Edinburgh.. A large number of Atholl Steel houses were built in Scotland immediately after the first World War. A prototype Atholl house had already been put into production in England and
Manufacturer: Cruden Homes Ltd Type: Steel Frame Period Built: 1947-1950 AKA: Cruden Rural Number Built: 3,000 Cruden House background information. In the post-war years a group of skilled contractors joined forces to form Cruden Houses Limited. In 1946, the company
Atholl Steel Framed House 1945 Variant Manufacturer: Atholl Steel Houses Ltd Period Built: 1945-48 Number Built: 1600 History Atholl Steel Houses was formed by Sir William Beardmore and the Duke of Atholl in 1924. The company built prefabricated houses from
