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Cork County Council is an excellent example of a sustainable structure.
Cork County Council is an excellent example of a sustainable structure.
This bulding is an excellent example of Accessible Design and a sustainable structure. The tower has been fitted out with a climactically responsive glass louver façade - which allows it to be naturally ventilated - text pads, anti-glare blinds, wheelchair accessible toilets on eight floors and lifts on each floor.
Courtesy of Cork County Council
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Grand Canal Square Lights
Grand Canal Square Lights
The Square features a striking composition of a red strip extending from the theatre into and over the dock. The red strip is made of bright red resin-glass paving covered with red glowing angled light sticks.
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Dublin Docklands Development
Dublin Docklands Development
This example of sustainable inner city regeneration delivers a major contribution to the social and economic prosperity of Dublin and the whole of Ireland.
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O'Connell Street 2009
O'Connell Street 2009
A picture of the current corner of William Street and O'Connell Street.
© John Walsh
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The Green Building Temple Bar
The Green Building Temple Bar
This is a prime example of how environmentally sound buildings can not only contribute towards achieving our climate change goals, but can be hugely profitable, and be built in urban areas. It is a mixed-use building offering accommodation, office space and retail lettings.
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The O2
The O2
The O2 Arena is Ireland's biggest live music venue and sits at the North Wall Quay end of the River Liffey.
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Redevelopment in Limerick 1992
Redevelopment in Limerick 1992
A picture of the old corner of William Street and O'Connell Street. The redevelopment of any area must only be carried out after zoning regulations have been properly adhered to and metiulcous planning has been done.
© John Walsh
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Cork Opera House
Cork Opera House
Originally built in 1855, the building was burnt to the ground on its cenentary year combination of old wiring and wooden materials. In 1963, the Opera House was rebuilt fully and opened and finally in 2003, large scale renovation works were completed on both the facade of the building and the surrounding Emmet Square.
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Redevelopment of Limerick 2009
Redevelopment of Limerick 2009
What is now known as the Jim Kemmy Bridge in Limerick after redevelopment.
© John Walsh
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Teddy Bears at The O2
Teddy Bears at The O2
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