On the northwestern edge of the Belfield campus of the University College Dublin, the Urban Institute joins an original collection of mainly 19th century Masonic School buildings – now called Richview – which are loosely organized around a lime tree
In the 1960s, the construction of the head offices for the National Electricity Supply Board involved demolishing sixteen 18th century houses. This was a controversial act since the continuity of the unique ‘Georgian mile’ of Fitzwilliam Street facad
Sitting on the slope of a hill on the outskirts of Dublin, Howth House was designed to look out to the sea. Its concrete walls extend like a telescope that frames panoramic views towards the harbor landscape and the island of Ireland’s Eye. Towards t
Through the use of materials that mimic the colors in the landscape and track the passage of time, the GMIT College blends with the rural context of Letterfrack, in Western Ireland.The scheme includes buildings that belonged to an old reformatory and
A school building can be understood as both a large house or a small town, because it addresses domestic and civic needs in equal measure. In this sense, Ranelagh School consists of interior and exterior spaces with different degrees of privacy that
Shortly after the Irish Film Institute was completed, a new public space, bound by two buildings across from one another, was raised in the same block: a brick volume for the National Photographic Archive and Gallery and the School of Photography. Th
The three retreat houses or Poustinia (Russian word for desert) are located in a valley between Comeragh Mountains and Slievenamon, in the northern incline of the site. Each residence is orientated to capture different views over the surrounding coun
Al noroeste de Irlanda, a orillas del río Bonet, se sitúa la población de Dromahair. En medio del verde entorno que rodea esta pequeña localidad conocida por los restos arquitectónicos de su pasado celta, se emplaza la nueva residencia. Un prisma irr
