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20 Irish Buildings You Should Know represents twenty Irish buildings from the twentieth century which we – the Dublin School of Architecture – believe students of architecture should know more about. Fourth-year architecture students from TU Dublin each selected twenty buildings, with the twenty most popular choices forming the basis for this book.
20 Irish Buildings You Should Know is not deemed a ‘best of’ or definite list. It is a small sample of some of the quality architecture that was realised in Ireland throughout the twentieth century. We view this book as starting point to a conversation.
Saint Aengus’ Chapel
Burt, Co. Donegal, 1967
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Firhouse, Co. Dublin, 1979
Church of Corpus Christi
Knockanure, Co. Kerry, 1963
Church of Christ the King
Turner’s Cross, Co. Cork, 1931
O’Flaherty House
Lambay Castle
Journey’s End House
Goulding House
New House Stockinglane
Bothar Buí
Beara Peninsula, Co. Cork, 1972
Castlepark Village
Kinsale, Co. Cork, 1975
The Printworks
Temple Bar, Co. Dublin, 1994
UCD Restaurant
University College Dublin, Co. Dublin, 1968
Robin Walker (Scott Tallon Walker)
Birr Community School
Birr, Co. Offaly, 1980
The Berkeley Library
Trinity College, Co. Dublin, 1967
Institute of Advanced Studies
Burlington Road, Co. Dublin, 1971
Busáras
Dublin city, Co. Dublin, 1953
Irish Management Institute
Sandyford, Co. Dublin, 1976
The American Embassy
Ballsbridge, Co. Dublin, 1964
The Carroll’s Factory Building
Dundalk, Co. Louth, 1969
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