149 TMS 100-04C Elev Prop Living v2008
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This document contains architectural drawings for wardrobes and cabinets for a living area located at 149 Thomas More St. The drawings include proposed elevations, plans, sections and details of Wardrobe A, Wardrobe B, and the living area cabinets. There are multiple revisions indicated from April 2008 to August 2008 with amendments to the proposed designs and wardrobe details. Dimensions and notes are provided but it is noted not to scale from the drawings and to check all dimensions on site.
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