2007 – Naughton Institute / Crann Building, Trinity College Dublin
Occupying an irregular shaped plot bounded by the elevated railway line, the Naughton Institute contains research labs and a sports centre for the use of students.
Occupying an irregular shaped plot bounded by the elevated railway line, the Naughton Institute contains research labs and a sports centre for the use of students.
Formerly the site of the Department of Justice, a 1960s era office building,
No. 1 Grand Canal Square is a mixed-use commercial development, located on a prominent site on the south side of the Grand Canal Square,
Riverside IV was the last remaining Grand Canal Harbour site in Dublin’s Docklands, located centrally between the Grand Canal Dock and the River Liffey.
Grafton Architects were asked by the Office of Public Works to assess an existing 1970’s building as office accommodation for the Department of Finance,
Medium size office development squeezed into a small site previously containing houses. With its asymetric facade with brick and wooden panels,
The new AIB building is located adjacent to the existing buildings built in the 1970’s at Bank Centre.
The installation is a gas pressure reducing station which transforms the national network distribution pressure of 19 Bar to the area network distribution pressure of 4 Bar.
A invited-competition entry by FKL for a commercial development in Drury Street in Dublin’s south city centre.
The Sean O’Casey centre, which has been in operation for 23 years, has been rebuilt and extended as part of a €9 million plan part-funded by the Docklands Authority and the Government.
Map is being rolled out, not all buildings are mapped yet - shows location of buildings on this page.