It seems like the only real way to see the Milltown transformer station is from above. Unless you’re with the...
ranelagh
Shop – 1930s
Available now: A self-guided walking tour around some of Dublin’s 1930s highlights.
Sign box, Mander’s Terrace/Ranelagh Road, Dublin 6+
The path leading from Ranelagh Road to Mander’s Terrace looks a bit like an entrance in need of a destination....
Timber extension, 80 Ranelagh Road, Dublin 6+
Long before any grown-up sense of aesthetics, architectural significance, or cultural context, there’s the dreamhouse. It’s possibly not something all...
Slates, 1 Mount Pleasant Square, Dublin 6+
In more cynical moments, one might start to notice how often the blank gable end crops up in our built...
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...
Signage, 1 Old Mountpleasant, Dublin 6+
Like a precursor to WordArt, the sign on the gable of The Hill pub in Ranelagh mimics the pitch of...
Door, 9 Ranelagh Village, Dublin 6+
It’s a busy part of Ranelagh’s pavement, just beside the Luas station, and it’s pinched further with the Ranelagh Cycles’...
Tiles, Beechwood Avenue Lower, Dublin 6+
Most of the houses on Beechwood Avenue Lower have tiled paths leading up to the front door. Not sure if...