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The 2018 Dublin School of Architecture Yearbook was published to provide an insight into the 2018 academic year at Linenhall and to showcase the variety of work undertaken by students. The book is organised according to four themes: space, light, material, and form.
Editorial
Orna Hanly, Head of School
Emma Geoghegan, Assistant Head of School
Cormac Allen, Assistant Head of School (Technology)
Joseph Little, Assistant Head of School (Construction)
Master of Architecture
Professional Diploma in Architecture Practice
Postgraduate Cert in Building Performance
Energy Efficiency in Design
Fifth Year Architecture
Utilitas
Fourth Year Architecture
Harold's Cross Live
Third Year Architecture
Corporate Headquarters
Second Year Architecture
First Year Architecture
Fourth Year Technology
Third Year Technology
Second Year Technology
First Year Technology
National Craft Certificate Apprenticeship in Brickwork & Stonelaying
National Craft Certificate Apprenticeship in Wood Manufacturing & Finishing
National Craft Certificate Apprenticeship in Painting in Decorating
Taskscape
Fifth year Architecture
A Reimagined Tradition
Constructing Ground
The Meditating Layers of Place
A Threshold Condition
The Market Hall
A Place of Gathering and Exchange
The Relationship between Behaviour and Space
Interconnectivity of Place
A Visual Experience of South Carlow
Mount Tallant Place
Fourth Year Architecture
Green Spaces
Fourth Year Architecture
Secondary School
Fourth Year Architecture
Mount Jerome
Fourth Year Architecture
The Seamus Ennis Centre
Third Year Technology
Drogheda School
Third Year Architecture
Harold’s Cross
Fourth Year Architecture, Semester 1
Details
First Year Technology - Semester 2
Streetscape
Fifth Year Architecture
Rhythm and Repose
The Distortion of Time perception through Architecture
Sequence of Space
Literal and Phenomenal Depth
Chaos & Order
The Sublime in Architecture
Densifying Paradise
Fifth Year Architecture
Densifying Paradise
The Delight of the Unknown
A Building Block in Elaborating a Larger Concept
Structure as Space
The Civic Heart
Fourth Year Architecture
Kenilworth Cinema
Fourth Year Architecture
The Hospice
Fourth Year Architecture
Mining Museum
Second Year Architecture
Corporate Headquarters
Third Year Architecture
Botanic Gardens
First Year Architecture
Berlin Housing
First Year Architecture
Tailored Fit
Fifth Year Architecture
The Civic Interior
Spacial Layering and the Unattached Lining
Structural Ambiguity
The Singular & The Many
The Adjacent Atmosphere
Structure and Narrative
Mount Argus
Fourth Year Architecture
Canal Office Park
Fourth Year Architecture
Greenmount Industrial
Fourth Year Architecture
The Poddle Walk
Fourth Year Architecture
Housing Project
Second Year Architecture
Second Year Technology
Semester 1
‘From Box to Anti-Box - The Knight’s Move’
An exhibition at the Irish Architectural Archive
MATERIAL
Comfort
Fifth Year Architecture
Spatial depth through daylight & shadow
From Space to Place
Moments of Reverie
(im)perfect places
Scales of Appropriation
Subverting Thresholds
Interiority ~ Exteriority
Distribution
Fifth Year Architecture
A Connection to the City
Exploring the transition
Form and Material Expression
Atmosphere and Ambiance
The intimacy of the in between
Threshold Space
Trader’s Wharf
Temporality, Materiality & Change
The Strip
Fourth Year Architecture
Backlands
Fourth Year Architecture
The Artisan Typology
Fourth Year Architecture
Market Hall
Second Year Architecture
BIM
First Year Technology
Technical Design Studio
First Year Technology
Timber Product Technology
Year One
Trinket Boxes to Windows
Joinery
Timber Product Technology
Year Two
Cornerstones, Half Sheets and Jigs
Timber Product Technology
Year Three
Capstone, Restoration & Furniture
Timber Product Technology Programme Year Three
School Review
Position paper on building performance
In Conversation with Miriam Delaney
The Free Market Project
DIT & The Venice Biennale
ASA - Architectural Students Association
DSA Student Committee
Traineeship and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) modes of academic delivery
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