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spot the difference…
http://www.rpa.ie/Documents/Metro%20North/MN%20Documents/Benefits%20of%20Metro%20North.pdf
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that stupid celtcia website…
prices only go up mega what?
google would support this? 12m wide floor plates the best?
The RPA cannot cry poor while proposing another bridge
Building another bridge is flawed technology…
The money could be better spent…
Luas central is premature pending dart u and metro north …
Further to this there is no under master plan for this whole procession.route a is the best but only if they chop into the trinity railings…
metro north should be able to be high speed or third rail… and should have a spare third line it would cost peanuts
natural gas powered luas?
Underground college green
I think there should be one landscape/architecture student design module on O’Connell st Bridge/ rabbit station that would go along way…
Lets see what happens…
and next week we’re off to the zoo…
Making water dance: the art of fountain design
One of the simplest ways to instil a sense of joy in to an otherwise boring space is to install a fountain. Whether it’s the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome, or a small water feature on a balcony, fountains have the power to captivate and uplift the human spirit. You would have to go back to ancient Rome to discover when we began using water as a decorative element in our gardens and public squares. By the 15th and 16th centuries the Italian Renaissance fountaineers seemed to have mastered the art, but our first guest this week has reinvented the fountain for the modern age.
http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2010/02/bdn_20100217_1505.mp3
Architects are in competition before projects and fee agreements are negotiated…
What do you expect? I’m not saying I agree with the result I have seen all the renders including internals but its beside the point…IT should refuse to occupy it if they are not happy with it otherwise they are supporting the scheme…
oh wait they might have a contract…
If the architect was the client I would blame the architect they have no power to tell the client what to do…
I don’t think you can blame architects they serve clients…
You can blame planners and our econmic systems of so called “competition”
@GrahamH wrote:
Ha, this is brilliant. First we have Frank this morning giving a thinly veiled critique bordering on disgust for the Conference Centre, followed tonight by Sean O’Laoire on Vincent Browne employing every trick in the book to avoid stating his opinion on it. Quite the sketch.
Who’ll be next? This is worthy of a theatrical comedy in the new auditorium.
The point that caught my eye was every piece of glass was different…
Not that you would design it with that intent…
As big as the sincity operation house that says it all…I think its only far it gets a write up in the IT by fstein…
I was always worried about this when I took photos from a bridge one dayIrish Aviation Authority… It looks 70’s agent orange theme ave gas? like the cbank?
I’m guessing everyone is more interested in a future east village…
If only Dublin could compete with the rest of Ireland for affordable housing and land prices then something “might” happen don’t hold your breath…
