36-40 Dovecot Street

This is a brick building with stretcher bond to front elevation, north side has two different types of brick, makes the building look like it has been extended, rear elevation is also made of brick, and visible part of the east elevation is rendered brick.

The ground floor front elevation has two shop frontages with a door, a separate door between the shops. First floor windows have to wooden casement windows, one single casement PCV window and two double PCV windows. Second floor has identical window pattern. The roof appears to be flat with no chimneys. Also there is a canopy above the shop fronts with a felt roof. West side is a mixture of brick work suggesting later extensions. There are two doors; one with a wooden casing and three small windows, the other appears to be an emergence door. There are no windows on the ground floor. The first floor has six casement windows, three double windows with concrete sill and separator. The concrete lintels with a key stone. The three single windows have concrete sill and lintels.

All windows are casement style windows. The north side of the building has two metal doors probably emergence exists. There are no windows on the ground floor but two section look like blocked up windows. On the first floor there appears to be a window covered with a metal sheet and two smaller windows, one covered with a metal sheet and one bricked up. The second floor is the same. There are two doors one on the first floor and one on the second floor, covered with metal sheets, each leading to a metal fire escape. There are some air-conditioning units attached to the north side wall. The visible part of the east wall is rendered brick and an old wall belonging to 32 is attached to the back wall.