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The Tabardrey Mill in Haw River in Alamance County was built using Charles Praray's construction system, patented in 1894. The system allows \"the walls to be zigzagged for the purpose of maximizing light entering the building.\" Only five mills in the nation were built using this system. With the Tabardrey Mill on the brink of demolition, Cowan discusses the steps that were taken by state and local groups to save it.
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2.Infill - Having It All by Gilliam, Marita H. North Carolina Preservation Vol. Issue 124, Fall 2003
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Infill, or building new residential development within established neighborhoods, is becoming popular in the state. The aim is to complement the existing structures through architectural style, setback, height, bulk, and orientation. Gilliam discusses infill development in Charlotte and Raleigh. The article includes an example of infill guidelines.
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