About: Willow House, Birmingham

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The Duddeston Manor Estate was refurbished along with Cromwell Street Estate in the 1990s, while the other 2 estates (Kellett Road Estate & Rupert Street Estate) were demolished to make way for new low-rise housing. The estate is one of four that make up the Nechells Green / Duddeston complex of 27 tower blocks and part of the 67 tower blocks in Aston. The only tower block to be demolished in the Duddeston Manor Estate was Churchfield House.

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rdfs:label	Willow House, Birmingham
rdfs:comment	The Duddeston Manor Estate was refurbished along with Cromwell Street Estate in the 1990s, while the other 2 estates (Kellett Road Estate & Rupert Street Estate) were demolished to make way for new low-rise housing. The estate is one of four that make up the Nechells Green / Duddeston complex of 27 tower blocks and part of the 67 tower blocks in Aston. The only tower block to be demolished in the Duddeston Manor Estate was Churchfield House.
dcterms:subject	Tower blocks in Birmingham 9 storey tower blocks Tower blocks built in the 1960s Nechells Green
abstract	The Duddeston Manor Estate was refurbished along with Cromwell Street Estate in the 1990s, while the other 2 estates (Kellett Road Estate & Rupert Street Estate) were demolished to make way for new low-rise housing. The estate is one of four that make up the Nechells Green / Duddeston complex of 27 tower blocks and part of the 67 tower blocks in Aston. The only tower block to be demolished in the Duddeston Manor Estate was Churchfield House.

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