South Tower is one of Hogwarts Castle's many towers. Class 102, used for presumably theoretical Herbology classes, and Class 99, used for Transfiguration, are both located in the tower.
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| - South Tower is one of Hogwarts Castle's many towers. Class 102, used for presumably theoretical Herbology classes, and Class 99, used for Transfiguration, are both located in the tower.
- South Tower is a tower in Daggerfall, next to the castle.
- South Tower was completed in 1954 and has an X shaped footprint meaning all flats receive sunlight. It is constructed of brick and construction was expensive. The tower was received heating and hot water from a coal-fired (and later gas) boiler in the basement of Queens Tower, although flats now have their own boilers. The Garchey refuse disposal system was installed in the tower, and refuse was transferred to the basement of Queens Tower where it was spun in a giant dryer to remove excess water and burned in a gas furnace. There are seven staircases within the block - one public access stair case at the front, and another at the back, and then five emergency staircases, with one in each corner and one in the centre.
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*Transfiguration department
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| - South Tower is one of Hogwarts Castle's many towers. Class 102, used for presumably theoretical Herbology classes, and Class 99, used for Transfiguration, are both located in the tower.
- South Tower is a tower in Daggerfall, next to the castle.
- South Tower was completed in 1954 and has an X shaped footprint meaning all flats receive sunlight. It is constructed of brick and construction was expensive. The tower was received heating and hot water from a coal-fired (and later gas) boiler in the basement of Queens Tower, although flats now have their own boilers. The Garchey refuse disposal system was installed in the tower, and refuse was transferred to the basement of Queens Tower where it was spun in a giant dryer to remove excess water and burned in a gas furnace. There are seven staircases within the block - one public access stair case at the front, and another at the back, and then five emergency staircases, with one in each corner and one in the centre. The Duddeston Manor Estate was one of four in the Nechells Green / Duddeston complex of 27 towers blocks and was part of the 67 council-owned tower blocks in Aston. It was refurbished along with Cromwell Street Estate in the mid-late-1990s, while the other 2 estates on the complex (Kellett Road Estate & Rupert Street Estate) were demolished to make way for modern low-rise housing. The only tower block to be demolished on the Duddeston Manor Estate was Churchfield House.
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