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  • in reply to: developments in cork #759297
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    Too quiet Mr K. The Corpo website claims that Good Shepherd is due a decision today – anyone with the inside track on this?

    in reply to: developments in cork #758432
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    Indubitably – I’d check with the Geography Department. It was through them that I heard about this – they already include optional land use and planning subjects at undergraduate level.

    in reply to: Most Beautiful Building in Cork? #746948
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    Converting this into a City-centre pad is my fantasy project. Gorgeously simple architecture, practically next door to Idaho café. . .

    in reply to: developments in cork #757629
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    From what I’ve read, the Eglinton Street tower will be taller than Cork County Hall, so if it gets built before some of those yokes proposed for Dublin, it will briefly have that title. I reckon that that location could take an even higher structure anyway, which would help to slim down the slightly squat appearance of the east and west elevations.

    in reply to: developments in cork #757580
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    DAT – drug action teams – they are big buzz across the water. Maybe that explains why the building looks like the bowl of an enormous hash pipe.

    in reply to: Down with trees. #759760
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    I was thinking about this thread while doing Pana earlier, and it struck me that Beth Gali definitely got the trees right here. They are a really attractive green thread running through the middle of the street, without competing in any way with the existing gorgeous views of buildings such as Brown Thomas. 😀

    in reply to: developments in cork #757525
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    Yep, best news this year for Cork’s cityscape!

    in reply to: The car as spacehog #756790
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    That’s perfect, thanks Thomond Park and Phil.

    in reply to: Look at de state of Cork, like! #733810
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    I think the key attraction of this thread is its breadth. As an avid reader, I’d throw in my two-cent – please don’t split it up – it’s become prime gossip at any of the recent design-team meetings I’ve attended! Lexington’s suggestion for a part-two thread sounds like a sensible solution.

    in reply to: Look at de state of Cork, like! #733135
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    Well Pug, in the absence of word from the oracular Lexington, here’s a list to stimulate some outraged responses from those left-out. You can’t avoid Wilson Architecture and Reddy O’Riordan Staehli Architects; these are the big boys, and both have done high-quality work. Other competent mid-sizers include RKD McCarthy Lynch, Coughlan DeKeyser Associates, Hudson Associates, Kelly Barry O’Brien Whelan, Magee Creedon, SDA O’Flynn, Wain Morehead and Jack Coughlan Associates.

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