A love letter to architecture and public space in Dublin, Ireland.

Tiles, 74 Thomas Street, Dublin 8+

On the upper floors of 74 Thomas Street, there are panels of mosaic tiles in a geometric pattern. It’s a...

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Fanlight shrine, 84 Manor Street, Dublin 7+

No. 84 Manor Street is a bed-and-breakfast, marked out by a small hanging sign by the street and a plaque...

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Replica, Sandwith Street, Dublin 2+

The building on the corner of Sandwith Street and Fenian Street is a reasonably faithful replica of the former Archer’s...

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Tiny shopfront, The Coombe, Dublin 8+

The Snug (which is on the Coombe just where it intersects with Francis Street) is one of those sites that...

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Shelters, Queen’s Road, Dun Laoghaire+

Along the Queen’s Road in Dun Laoghaire, there are three small shelters facing the sea, separated from the harbour by...

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St. James’ House, Adelaide Road, Dublin 2+

Is it ok to love a building for its geometry alone? St. James’ House is just beyond the curve of the...

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Ghost signs, Arbour Place, Dublin 7+

There’s a nice element of the unknown about laneways in the city centre, whether you’re exploring them on foot or...

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Shortcut, Mountpleasant Square, Dublin 6+

There’s a gap between houses accommodating a lane at the southwest corner of Mountpleasant Square, but it doesn’t quite line...

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Corner tower, Arbour Hill Prison, Dublin 7+

Behind Arbour Hill Prison and the Church of the Sacred Heart, there’s a quiet military cemetery and a monument marking...

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Signage, Cork Street, Dublin 8+

Cork Street would benefit a lot more from rows of thriving shops bringing activity to street level than from having...

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