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my new office is just to the left of the position that picture was taken from. You don’t have some deadly photos of the old docks buildings behind there do you?
ro_GParticipantthey didn’t show their new identity through architecture. Maybe through monuments but not architecture.
ro_GParticipantwithout wanting to waffle on like garethace, this is what the bloke on the http://www.showhome.org.uk website said about it.
“Fabricating the cottage with only three sides is significant. It pushes the work away from being read as architecture and moves it closer to being sculpture and clearly artifice dealing with notions of land use, building style and lifestyle.†Show Home is a work that will cause animated debate on the subject of art in the landscape of our towns and cities – and cause us to seriously examine whether the rural idyll is ultimately an urban illusion.
ro_GParticipantClerkin for Mayor!
ro_GParticipantwell, it is a WHEN and not an IF. 😉
ro_GParticipantgarethace, if you want to publish this amount of opinion in mono, maybe you shold get a diary or a blog or something. To be honest, I can’t follow anything you say, and frequently dont want to as it is not conversation, just diatribe.
can someone give garethace a blog?
ro_GParticipantDon’t forget there will be a nice plot of land available when the Ordnance Survey move to Dungarvan. Mountjoy House – currently on the ‘unsafe’ list from the OPW, will surely get a new lease of life after the mapmakers are gone
ro_GParticipanthaven’t been inside but the exterior does look good
ro_GParticipanti’d argue cad is still very much relevant as a tool for manipulating outputs of GIS tools. it’s still relevant – it’s just a bit down the food chain. There are function of Autocad that GIS tools can’t and shouldn’t ever provide
ro_GParticipantro_GParticipantspeaking as someone who is intimatley involved in the GIS world and with ESRI I can tell you that the promise of GIS data is at present far greater than its exploitation
by the way – ESRI have an irish operation if you want to pick up any of their ‘off the shelf’ packages
ro_GParticipantenjoy and stay out of puddles 😉
ro_GParticipantthis crowd in monaghan does spirals:
http://www.staircases.ie/h/about.html
i know nothing about them mind.i would have thought a good builder or general contractor could advise whether they were structurally sound without getting an architect in
ro_GParticipantare you in ireland?
ro_GParticipantindeed. as a casual onlooker i find it hard to concentrate on any post that exceeds 10-15 lines. particularly if the post is debating with itself before anyone else even has a read of it.
ro_GParticipantwould hate to see Nuzum Bros shopfront go.
ro_GParticipantwhatever happened to fjp?
ro_GParticipant‘Cearnog Emmet’ I would have thought
January 28, 2004 at 10:09 am in reply to: Need to Compile List of Irish Architects for Magazine Article ASAP. Please Help! #739595ro_GParticipantRobertF, I hope you mentioned the site in your article?
January 26, 2004 at 9:50 pm in reply to: Need to Compile List of Irish Architects for Magazine Article ASAP. Please Help! #739592ro_GParticipantOriginally posted by Paul Clerkin
Don’t forget the Bord na mona building on Baggot Street which was deemed interesting enough to feature on a postage stamp in the 80s….Or Mr. DePoar’s Euro-tastic turf briquette house.
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