1967 – New Coombe Hospital, Cork Street, Dublin
The idea of building a new hospital was first looked at in 1931 as it was clear that the old Coombe Lying-In Hospital could not meet increasing demand.
The idea of building a new hospital was first looked at in 1931 as it was clear that the old Coombe Lying-In Hospital could not meet increasing demand.
Formerly the Dublin City Architect,
Formerly the Protestant Bethesda Chapel,
Pavilions for Queen’s playing fields with a distinctive water tower and roofline – the roof being supported in the centre of each façade and soaring upwards.
Large office building above a podium storey.
The jury statment on the second placeed design read: “The entry awarded second prize was held in high regard by the jury because of its bold,
The Sir John Carling Building was built in 1967 for the Department of Agriculture.
The eminent Derry architect Liam McCormick designed St.
A distinctive church with a fan shaped plan and huge wall of “dalle de verre”
A restained modern insertion into a Victorian streetscape replacing a building of 1867 by Alfred G.