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Irish Capital Architecture Information, Republic of Ireland
post updated 12 Jan 2021
Dublin Building Links
Dublin Architecture Designs – chronological list
Irish Capital Architectural Projects + Key New Property Designs, alphabetical:
Ballymun Boilerhouse Rediscovery Centre
Cherrywood Village Masterplan South Dublin
Docomomo Central Bank Competition
Dublin Architecture Walking Tours
Extension Primary School Crumlin
Google Campus Dublin, Ireland Offices Interior
Irish Architecture Awards 2007
Shangan Avenue, Dublin Social Housing
Long Room Hub Trinity College Dublin
University College Dublin Future Campus Designs
University College Dublin Future Campus Shortlist
University College Dublin’s Future Campus International Design Competition
Location: Dublin, Republc of Ireland
Architectural Designs in Ireland
Dublin Architectural Designs
Dublin Architecture Designs
Cherrywood Village Masterplan South Dublin Landscape Strategy, Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, South Dublin design by Grant Associates with Fletcher Priest Architects:
image Courtesy architecture office
Grant Associates is working with Fletcher Priest Architects to design the masterplan for a new community in Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, South Dublin for developer Quintain Ireland Ltd.
Rothco, Smithfield, Dublin 7 building designed by ODOS Architects:
photograph : Ste Murray
A new 47,000 sqft office in Smithfield. The brief required separate distinct open plans of zones for diverse functions within the company and also included social areas, break-out spaces and an all-hands event space, all located within the ground of an existing building.
Dublin T1 Airport Building Renewal designed by Atkins, architects:
photo : Atkins
Dublin T1 Airport Building Renewal
Atkins has been working on a major facelift to Terminal 1 at Dublin Airport under plans that have been lodged this month with Fingal County Council. The design will replace the core façade and roof with a new modern, energy efficient envelope that will completely transform the external appearance of the terminal, giving it a new visual identity.
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