1957 – St Raphael’s College of Physical Education, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
The Dominican nuns established St Raphael’s College, Sion Hill for female students of physical education in 1954.
The Dominican nuns established St Raphael’s College, Sion Hill for female students of physical education in 1954.
Four storey office building with commercial units at street level with a slight curve to the facade.
Constructed over the period 1957-58, the school building featured stone gable walls with curtain wall glazing over the three floors.
One of the founding colleges of the University of Manitoba, St. John’s was originally based downtown,
Corporation flats constructed by G. & T. Crampton for Dublin Corporation, sometimes attributed to Herbert Simms but he had died a decade before,
Double height modernist building designed as an enclosure for elephants. It was intended as a replacement for the old giraffe house which had previously been used.
The former Faughan Valley High School closed in 2007, following the merger of Faughan Valley and Clondermot High School to form Lisneal College.
Stylistically linked to their Bridgefoot Street flats for Dublin Corporation (demolished 2006) and the offices for Stewart and Lloyds from around the same time.
Wainsfort Filling Station, designed by architect and poet Niall Montgomery at a time when companies were increasingly aware of their visual appearance and identity.
The London church and mission was first established in 1882, when the Finnish port chaplain who had been sent to Hull in 1880 was relocated south because of the level of work demanded in London.