Architecture of Dublin City
Lost Buildings of Ireland

1999 – A&L Goodbody, North Wall Quay, Dublin

Architect: Scott Tallon Walker

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The building was designed to suit the specific needs of an international legal firm, while providing flexibility well into the future. Natural daylight is provided to all work areas with a roof-lit central atrium providing a 6 storey high landscaped central focus in the heart of the building. Demolished early 2020s.

Published May 4, 2010 | Last Updated February 15, 2026

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