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There is a brick ESB substation at the bottom of Smithfield by Coke lane
LOBParticipantsmaller structure looks a bit like
http://spain.archiseek.com/balearics/mallorca/palma/almudainapalaceguardpost_lge.htmlLarger Structure looks like a typical Corpo type structure – waterworks, substation etc.
will try to remember where I’ve seen similar before in dublin.LOBParticipant@Bren88 wrote:
Top hung windows remain open just as easily as sid hung..
Top hung is a bit more susceptible to gravity I would have thought.
LOBParticipantHow about tensile fabric
http://www.downerint.com/f_canopies.htmLOBParticipantRelevent section of Part B is 1.5.6 (page 56) see also 1.5.7.6
http://www.environ.ie/DOEI/DOEIPol.nsf/0/e9f461900531613180256f5d0045c6c4/$FILE/Sections1-B1.pdf
1.5.6 section d prohibits Horizontally hung windows below an escape window but I can’t see a reference to the Escape window itself.
The regs are generally common sense.
Logically I would avoid a top hung escape window as it will require effort to open & will not remain open.LOBParticipantClose Devin I think
Great Hall Entrance north Elevation of the Royal Hospital
LOBParticipantWhich is the only pub in Dublin to run the entire length of a street?
Bodkins on Yarnhall Street 🙂
LOBParticipant5 Questions About Working With Architects
http://www2.myhome.ie/news/news_show.asp?id=1808LOBParticipantInteresting watercolours of Dublin street scenes by David Browne
http://www.molesworthgallery.com/Browne%20link%20page.htmlLOBParticipantPrevious discussion on a weir on Archiseek
https://archiseek.com/content/showthread.php?t=331&goto=nextnewestLOBParticipant@parka wrote:
I’m surprised a book hasn’t been written on him!!
I reckon Sam would offer to write it himself:D
LOBParticipantkuala lumpur – Petronas towers
Barcelona – Sagrada Familia
Rio de Janeiro – CorcovadoLOBParticipant@GregF wrote:
Anyone seen yet the pile of shite erected on the Mater Hospital grounds on the North Circular Road. It’s red brick painted white with timber cladding in places. Looks cheap and awful!
saw it a while ago-just couldn’t figure out why the brick was painted.
LOBParticipantFamiliarity with the Irish Building regulations would be a help
Sections A to D
http://www.environ.ie/DOEI/DOEIPol.nsf/0/E9F461900531613180256F5D0045C6C4?OpenDocument&Lang=en
Sections E to M
http://www.environ.ie/DOEI/DOEIPol.nsf/wvInfoView/A137E0322D60E09780256F5D00504A79
Overview of the planning Application/permission process here
LOBParticipantThis should help.
http://www.bconstructive.co.uk/intro.aspLOBParticipantwhere would you start the cutting? Harcourt street?
I think it would be a disaster for St Stephens Green & I’m not sure where it would link up with the other line as it is so close to the Liffey.LOBParticipantRoute B for me.
I like the link with Pearse Stn (DART/maybe Interconnector) & being able to go between Museum & the national Gallery/merrion square.
Traffic Chaos on Pearse Street during construction though.
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