Paul Tierney, specialist Architecture, Art & Design Photographer.
Visit Dublin Architectural Photography
Architectural photography for Visit Dublin on Suffolk street. Visit Dublin on suffolk street is a visitor centre for tourists. The centre provides information for all those interested in finding out about Dublin. It also offer some information of tours outside of Dublin and in the rest of Ireland. Its primary focus is on Dublin City and the greater Dublin Area. The photography shows of the space completed recently as part of a commercial fit-out contract. The design is clean and spacious with the multiple display screens used to create a bright and vibrant environment.
Marker Hotel Interior Photography
Architectural and Interior photography for the Marker Hotel Dublin.
http://www.themarkerhoteldublin.com/
“Extraordinary, surprising and luxurious, The Marker Hotel is the perfect urban retreat for those who crave the unconventional.”
This how the Marker Hotel describes itself. This project was completed for the Architects and designers.
DKIT Carrolls Factory restoration Scott Tallon Walker Architects
The original Carrolls factory built between 1968 -1970 is on of the finest example of Miesian modernism producing in the state. In 2002, the building was acquired by Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT), to accomodate teaching and administrative facilities for the departments of Informatics and Creative Arts. STW architects refurbished the factory to meet new stringent environmental requirements whilst retaining the essence of the the original factory layout.
The original design received the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland / Gold Medal – Highly Commended. The refurbishment received an RIBA Award in 2012.
http://www.stwarchitects.com/project-information.php?p=06705
http://www.stwarchitects.com/article.php?id=49
Galway Architectural Photography Paul Dillon Architects
Located at the Briarhill roundabout junction the KFC building presents the best is Irish Architectural design. The builing is for a commercial use, however it is design as a contemporary reflection on vernacular architecture. It building is constructed of stone and pre-cast and in-situ concrete. Flush glazing is used for all external elevations. The detailing is very measured with all details contributing to the refined appearance of the unit.
Rubrics Trinity College Dublin conservation photography
Conservation architectural photography Rubrics Trinity College Dublin for John O’Connell Architects. This project involved photographing the conservation and restoration of the Rubrics Building Trinity College Dublin. The project was completed by Conservation Architects John O’Connell Architects.
A little bit of information on the Rubrics can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rubrics