1972 – Terminal 1, Dublin Airport
During the 1960s, new departure gate piers were added adjacent to the original Dublin airport terminal of 1939 to cope with larger aircraft.
During the 1960s, new departure gate piers were added adjacent to the original Dublin airport terminal of 1939 to cope with larger aircraft.
On the corner of Harcourt and Hatch Street, this large office building was constructed on the site of the Court Laundry Co.,
Truly horrendous L-shaped building that replaced several good 19th century houses and a commercial building by William G.
Horrific office building on fantastic site overlooking the Grand Canal. Now replaced with bland glass monster.
Formerly the Motor Tax office, now empty, and possibly awaiting demolition. Abhorantly ugly development that sat empty for some time,
Part of the RTE campus which includes radio and television studios. With the completion of the Radio Centre,
A proposal by CIÉ, in association with the Irish Life Assurance Company, for an office block at Pearse Station. The planned structure was to be 8 storeys above ground and 5 storeys above platform level.
Illustrations to demonstrate the effect of the Western Tangent Road as suggested by the 1973 Central Dublin Traffic Plan by R.
Massive and obtrusive, Agriculture house is a large office block of concrete aggregate panels shoehorned into a tight site on Kildare Street.
Horrific office development that took the place of one of Dublin’s celebrated Findlater’s groceries store. Sold by the Findlater family in 1968 to the Lyons Group who had the buildings demolished in 1972 and this piece of rubbish erected by 1974 to their own designs.
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