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| At nearby Lanark Park, mothers strolled with their kids while old men played cards and dominoes -- all unafraid that they could be easy prey for gangbangers. Those familiar with Alasdair Gray's 1981 novel Lanark will note the similarity to Unthank, the Glasgowinspired fictional fantasy town in which the municipal buildings have been sold to private developers and mass entertainment masks cultural, economic, and emotional impoverishment. Resources: BRICK: Mutual Materials; CARPET: Lees Carpet; FLOORING: Armstrong; LIGHTING: Columbia, Lithonia, Metallux; PAINT: Pro-Mar; CEILING TILE: DalTile; WALL COVERINGS/MATERIALS: Versa, Lanark, Seabrook, York, Bolta, Symphony |
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